Norwich City is set to face Leeds United on Wednesday with Matthew Donohue as the referee. Donohue has risen from the non-league circuit to officiate in the top-flight, taking charge of two Premier League fixtures last campaign. The match at Elland Road will be Donohue's swift return, having overseen the Whites' 2-0 victory over Derby County in December. Norwich City has a mixed record in matches featuring Donohue, winning twice, drawing once, and losing twice in five outings. The Canaries were heavily beaten by Crystal Palace 4-0 at Selhurst Park in the EFL Cup Second Round. Donohue's stats for the 2024/25 season include 16 games, 59 yellow cards issued, and 4 red cards issued. The other match officials selected are assistant referees Paul Hodskinson and Richard Woodward, and fourth official Anthony Backhouse. Norwich City's manager, Johannes Hoff Thorup, will be looking to improve his team's record against Leeds United. The match is expected to be a tough one, with Leeds United having a strong record at home. Donohue's experience in the top-flight will be crucial in handling the match. The Canaries will need to be at their best to take on Leeds United and come out with a win. The match officials' decisions will be closely watched, given Donohue's mixed record with Norwich City. The team's preparation and strategy will be key to their success. With the match just around the corner, Norwich City fans will be eagerly waiting to see how their team performs.