Norwich closed the gap at the top of League One with a 3-1 home victory over Exeter.
Canaries close the gap at the top of League One
Norwich maintained their magnificent home form and closed the gap on Leeds to six points at the top of the League One table.
The Canaries made it nine straight victories at Carrow Road - just one short of their all-time record - as they saw off the plucky challenge of the relegation battlers.
Grant Holt led the way with two goals to take his tally up to 22, while strike partner Chris Martin also got in on the act.
Veteran Exeter striker Marcus Stewart bagged what proved to be a consolation for the visitors.
Holt set the ball rolling after just eight minutes when he out-jumped Richard Duffy at the back post to head home Wes Hoolahan's looping cross.
Norwich finally got the all-important second goal on 77 minutes when Martin stabbed home his 14th goal of the season from close range after Holt had speared a Simon Lappin cross into his path.
Exeter briefly threatened a comeback when Stewart coolly converted after Fraser Forster had failed to hold a shot from fellow substitute Liam Sercombe.
But Norwich swiftly re-established their two goal advantage as Holt sprang the offside trap before coolly beating keeper Paul Jones.
