Norwich City's strong historical record against Bolton Wanderers is set against their current defensive struggles ahead of Sunday's Championship clash at Carrow Road. The Canaries have won six of the past eight league meetings between the sides, with the last victory coming during a 2018-19 double.
Their form this season has been inconsistent, leaving them 14th in the table with nine points from seven games. The attack, led by Mohamed Toure's four goals, has been potent, scoring 13 times. The problem is at the other end, where they have also conceded 13 goals, a total only Burnley have exceeded in the division. This continues a longer trend, with the team failing to keep a clean sheet in any of their last 14 league matches. Their next fixture is against Bolton Wanderers at home, with a kick-off at 13:30 BST. The team has an average of 1.29 points per game this season.
Bolton, who sit 20th, arrive having lost their last two away league games. They have also lost on four of their last five visits to Carrow Road since November 2000. Norwich will be without Ali Ahmed, Lucien Mahovo, and Mirko Topić through injury for the 13:30 BST kick-off.
