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While Norwich will be looking to break into the play-off places in the new year, Huddersfield\u2019s season objective is simply to survive in the Championship.<\/p>\n
As it stands, the Terriers are averaging a point per game in the second tier and they are just above the drop zone as the halfway point approaches.<\/p>\n
Things have not gone the way Norwich fans would have wanted this season, but they have enjoyed an upturn of results recently, going four matches unbeaten and most recently drawing 2-2 with East Anglian rivals Ipswich at Portman Road.<\/p>\n
Defender Ben Gibson is nearing a return for Norwich, who will likely hand another start to Jon Rowe after his brace in the East Anglian derby.<\/p>\n
Huddersfield have a host of injuries including Ben Jackson, Kyle Hudlin, Josh Ruffels AND Kian Haratt.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Norwich have lost only four of their 11 home games in the Championship this term, having picked up 19 of their 31 points at Carrow Road.<\/p>\n
The Canaries have seen an average of 3.55 goals in their Championship fixtures this season and both teams have scored in 16 of their 22 league fixtures.<\/p>\n
Huddersfield have leaked 36 goals in 22 league games this season \u2013 that is an average of 1.64 goals per game.<\/p>\n
The latest Norwich vs Huddersfield odds are available on LiveScore Bet<\/p>\n
Norwich rode their luck at times in Saturday\u2019s East Anglian derby at Ipswich, but they led the game 2-1 in the second half and dug deep to take a point away from Suffolk.<\/p>\n
In doing so, they avoided a first defeat against Ipswich since 2009 and spirits should be high in the Canaries camp heading into Saturday\u2019s clash with Huddersfield.<\/p>\n
Prior to the Ipswich draw, Norwich took seven points from games with Bristol City, Preston and Sheffield Wednesday and they are knocking on the door for a place in the play-offs.<\/p>\n
As for Huddersfield, they have found a way to avoid defeat, racking up ten draws in the Championship this term, including three in their last four matches.<\/p>\n
But four wins in 22 games is relegation form and they need to start pushing for wins if they are to achieve a sense of security in the Championship.<\/p>\n
Norwich have also rediscovered their mojo in front of goal, scoring at least two goals in four of their last five matches.<\/p>\n
Jon Rowe is a man in form with ten goals in 20 games after his brace against Ipswich and he can contribute to a high-scoring match, with Norwich worth backed to win a match featuring at least three goals at Carrow Road.<\/p>\n