Norwich City must find a response at home to Bolton Wanderers this weekend after a difficult run of results. The Canaries, 14th in the Championship with nine points, have lost their last two matches, conceding eight goals in the process.
Their most recent outing was a 5-0 defeat away to Manchester City last Wednesday. That followed a 4-3 loss at Middlesbrough, a game in which they had taken an early lead through Mohamed Toure. The team's top scorer this season with four goals, Toure will be a key figure as they look to get back on track.
Manager David Wagner has several selection decisions to make. The side is without the injured trio of Ali Ahmed, Lucien Mahovo and Mirko Topić. Their absence was felt in the heavy loss at the Etihad, where Floyd Samba scored twice for the hosts.
Bolton arrive at Carrow Road sitting 20th in the table, having beaten Cardiff City 1-0 in their last match. Their recent form has been mixed, with three losses in their last five games. Norwich will view this as a prime opportunity to stop the slide and add to their points tally.
The match kicks off at 12:30 UTC on Saturday.
