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Liam Gibbs scored his first Norwich City goal in three years to help beat Derby County at Carrow Road and realistically end the Rams’ Championship play-off hopes.
Mohamed Toure missed a penalty before opening the scoring with his ninth goal in his past 10 Norwich appearances before David Ozoh, who netted the winner when the sides last met, levelled.
Gibbs then picked the perfect moment to end his goal drought
Having seen Millwall move above them into second place with a draw at West Bromwich Albion on Friday night, Ipswich were once again left in the situation of having to chase the automatic promotion positions – but were handed the perfect early opportunity to do so.
Slimane caught Jack Taylor on his follow through as he cleared the ball out of his 18-yard area and, after a long pause, referee
Central midfielder King kicked her first football aged three. She was an Ipswich Town academy product, playing close to 100 times for the Tractor Girls.
She left in February 2025 for Essex club Hashtag United, and joined the Canaries at the start of this season, during which the National League Division One South East side have gone on to secure a promotion play-off place.
If victorious, they will move into
Norwich City came from behind to beat promotion-chasing Millwall at a sold-out Den.
Millwall boss Alex Neil, facing his former club, brought on striker Mihailo Ivanovic at the interval after a disappointing first half – and the Serb gave them the lead in the 56th minute.
But Norwich manager Philippe Clement made a half-time change of his own, sending on Mohamed Toure, who set up both the visitors’ goals.
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Southampton made one change with Samuel Edozie replacing Cameron Bragg, his first start for the club in a league game since April 2024, while Norwich had Ruairi McConville back in their defence after missing two games with a knee injury.
The Canaries – with seven away victories behind them this season – looked the more confident side in the early stages and Anis Ben Slimane fired in a powerful effort
Less than two months ago, on 17 January, Preston were in the play-off places in sixth while Norwich were just inside the relegation zone – but the diverging fortunes of both clubs since have been striking.
While Norwich topped the form standings for the previous 10 games – taking 24 points from a possible 30 – only already-relegated Sheffield Wednesday had taken fewer than Preston’s haul of six points during
United were the brighter of the two sides for the first 20 minutes or so and were duly rewarded.
Winger O’Hare’s dribble into the left hand side of the box distracted enough Norwich defenders to give Riedewald the time and space to shoot with a heavy first touch forcing the Dutchman to hit the ball on the volley which flew past keeper Vladan Kovacevic.
It was the jolt the hosts
Norwich City captain Kenny McLean has said he will be staying with the Championship club next season.
The 34-year-old Scotland international told BBC Radio Norfolk that an option to extend his deal had been taken up.
McLean made his 300th appearance for the Canaries in their FA Cup defeat at Leeds United on Sunday.
“I didn’t want any attention on me. But yes, I’ll be here next season,” he said.
Norwich are planning to promote head of recruitment Lee Dunn in an internal shake-up, with assistant sporting director Neil Adams leaving the Canaries.
Sporting director Ben Knapper will make Dunn his number two which means Adams is departing Carrow Road since first joining the club as a player 32 years ago.
He has been in his current role for nearly five years having previously been loans manager while he won
The Foxes had the first real attempt on goal as Harry Winks’s 25-yard strike almost took Vladan Kovacevic by surprise, but Leicester’s persistent defensive frailties were clearly evident as the game progressed.
Mathias Kvistgaarden was left unmarked to head into the side netting and then the Foxes centre-backs parted invitingly for Paris Maghoma to stride down the centre of the field and bring a fine save from Stolarczyk.
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