Good afternoon everyone. Welcome to live text commentary of Norwich vs Manchester City from Carrow Road. Team news to follow...

Olsson forces a Norwich corner inside 90 seconds on a bright and sunny day here in East Anglia.

KICK OFF. Here we go. City get us underway.

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There have been 37 goals scored in the last six Barclays Premier League meetings between Norwich and Man City.

There have been red cards in two of the last three Premier League meetings between Norwich and Man City at Carrow Road.

A few pre-match stats for you... Manchester City have won their last three Premier League trips to Carrow Road, scoring 13 and conceding six times.

Manuel Pellegrini: "It's a very difficult game, it is very important the way the team reacts after the defeat at home. We play against a good team in Norwich, a team that tries to play, so we hope that we can win again. It will be absolutely different. They will want revenge for what happened here in Etihad. They have a good team that play good football, it is very important for us to continue playing the same way we are doing away because the last four games we won all of them."

Chris Hughton on wantaway Wes Hoolahan: "Wes will be in the squad. There is only one thing that is certain now - Wes will be here. Wes is very committed. We have a 14-game end-of-season run-in and he's very much there for the challenge, very much part of the squad. He's very motivated. He's knuckled down very well in training. He is a good player as we are all aware of and he will be fighting the same as everyone else for a place."

Manchester City make three changes to the team that lost to Chelsea last Monday. James Milner replaces Martin Demichelis in midfield, with the Argentine moving back into defence in place of Matija Nastasic. Gael Clichy is in at left-back while Stevan Jovetic starts up front instead of Edin Dzeko.

Norwich boss Chris Hughton hands defender Joseph Yobo his debut following his loan move from Fenerbahce. The 33-year-old Nigerian last played in the Premier League in May 2010 for Everton and is one of four changes for the Canaries as Nathan Redmond, Anthony Pilkington and Leroy Fer also come in.

NORWICH CITY: Ruddy, Martin, Yobo, Bassong, Olsson, Redmond, Tettey, Johnson, Pilkington, Fer, Hooper. Subs: Bunn, Whittaker, van Wolfswinkel, Hoolahan, Garrido, Becchio, Josh Murphy /// MANCHESTER CITY: Hart, Zabaleta, Kompany, Demichelis, Clichy, Navas, Milner, Toure, Silva, Jovetic, Negredo. Subs: Pantilimon, Richards, Rodwell, Lopes, Kolarov, Dzeko, Lescott.