Norwich unchanged for Boro match

Norwich boss Nigel Worthington named an unchanged line-up as the Canaries looked to end a seven-match winless run stretching back to December 11.

Norwich unchanged for Boro match
Sat, 22 Jan, 2005 - 14:48

Norwich boss Nigel Worthington named an unchanged line-up as the Canaries looked to end a seven-match winless run stretching back to December 11.

Given the injury situation at Carrow Road, Worthington had little choice as he remained without Thomas Helveg, Simon Charlton, Youssef Safri, Mathias Svensson, David Bentley, Ian Henderson and Darren Ward.

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