Norwich vs Millwall preview
Friday 9 November 2018 13:58, UK
Norwich expect to have defender Timm Klose and midfielder Mario Vrancic available for the Sky Bet Championship match against Millwall.
Klose (ankle) and Vrancic (leg) have both been able to return to training, so should be involved along with midfielder Todd Cantwell, who has been out with a hamstring problem. nOn-loan forward Jordan Rhodes is available again after being ineligible to play in the 4-0 win at parent club Sheffield Wednesday.
Scotland midfielder Kenny McLean (ankle) and captain Grant Hanley (thigh) are both stepping up their recovery, while Louis Thompson (shoulder), forward Carlton Morris (knee) and winger Matt Jarvis (ankle/knee) also remain sidelined.
Millwall midfielder Jed Wallace is pressing for a recall to the starting XI at Carrow Road. nWallace has been carrying a calf problem, but came on as a substitute in last weekend's 2-0 defeat at Brentford and has been back in full training all week.
Lions boss Neil Harris revealed no other fresh injury concerns, so must decide whether to freshen up his team which had won two from the past three games before losing at Griffin Park. Midfielder Ryan Tunnicliffe and defender James Meredith are both options, while veteran forward Steve Morison will be hoping to get the chance to face one of his former clubs.
Opta stats
Norwich are unbeaten in their last 20 home matches against Millwall in all competitions (W13 D7) since losing 0-3 in November 1968.
Millwall have lost four of their last five league games against Norwich, winning the other 4-0 at the Den last season.
After winning just one of their opening six league games this season (D2 L3), Norwich have won eight of their last 10 in the Championship (D1 L1).
Only Rotherham (3) have scored fewer away Championship goals this season than Millwall (4).
Millwall are winless in their last 10 Championship away games, drawing three and losing seven.
Three different Norwich players have scored a brace across their last four Championship games (Timm Klose, Jordan Rhodes and Teemu Pukki).
Prutton's prediction
David Prutton predicts: 3-1 (14/1 with Sky Bet)