Latics travel to Carrow Road to take on in-form Canaries.

Chris Hughton’s Canaries are flying high on a nine game unbeaten Premier League run that has included victories against Arsenal and Man United and the East Anglian side will have no fears ahead of the visit of a Wigan Athletic side who have won one in their last six.

With Roberto Martinez’s side it’s very hard to predict which of the Jekyll and Hyde side’s turn up. The Latics are capable of quality displays, such as a win away at Tottenham but all to often they are easily overcome, hence their perennial place as relegation strugglers.

Venue Carrow Road

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Last season Norwich City 1 Wigan Athletic 1

Referee Lee Probert

This season’s matches 11 Y32, R1, 3.00 cards per game

Odds Norwich 6-5 Wigan 23-10 Draw 23-10

Norwich City

Subs from Martin, Howson, Jackson, Surman, Rudd, Fox, Morison, Barnett, Tierney, E Bennett, Murphy

Doubtful Whittaker (hip), R Bennett (knee), Tettey (knock), Kane (ankle), Hoolahan (knock), Surman (knee)

Injured Ruddy (thigh)

Suspended None

Form guide WWDDWD

Disciplinary record Y13 R0

Leading scorer Grant Holt 4

Wigan Athletic

Subs from Boselli, Pollitt, McManaman, López, Fyvie, Redmond, Golobart, Ramis, Maloney

Doubtful Caldwell (hamstring), Ramis (hamstring)

Injured Watson (broken leg, Jan), Alcaraz (groin, Dec), Crusat (knee, Dec), Miyaichi (ankle)

Suspended None

Form guide DLLWLL

Disciplinary record Y29 R2

Leading scorer Arouna Koné 4

SOURCE: Guardian

Head-to-head

This will be only the eighth meeting between the sides in all competitions. The previous seven encounters have resulted in three wins for Norwich, one for Wigan, and three draws.

Three of their four previous league meetings have ended in 1-1 draws – including both of last season’s Premier League games.

Norwich

Norwich’s unbeaten nine-game run has included five victories.

They have won their last four Premier League home games.

The Canaries’ tally of 22 point from 16 Premier League games is their best since 1993-94 when they had 27 at the same stage.

Only Stoke (7) and QPR (5) have scored fewer goals at home in the Premier League this season than Norwich (8) this season.

Sebastien Bassong has now scored three goals in four league appearances after only managing two in his previous 94 Premier League games.

Wigan

The Latics have won just one of their last six Premier League games (W1, D1, L4).

Only Southampton (32) and Reading (31) have conceded more Premier League goals this season than Wigan (30).

Roberto Martinez’s men have kept just two clean sheets in the league this season.

Wigan have conceded at least two goals in each of their last six Premier League games.

Arouna Kone is their top scorer with four Premier League goals this season, but he has not scored in the last five matches.

SOURCE: BBC Sport

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