Preston v Norwich Live Streaming, Match updates from Championship fixture

High flying Norwich City take on Preston NE in the the Championship clash at Carrow Road this afternoon.

Both these sides are having decent seasons with Dean Smith’s Norwich side currently sitting second in the table.

You can read more about Norwich v Preston live streaming with our guide here.

Preston NE come into this one on the back of a narrow 1-0 win over struggling West Bromwich Albion, while Norwich were lucky to escape with a point in their midweek draw over Reading FC.

This should be a great game to watch on TV if you can’t make it to the Carrow Road Stadium. Read our guide on how to watch a Norwich v Preston live stream today.

What TV Channel is the game on?

The match is a 3PM kick off so will not be available to watch live streaming in the UK today.

You can however use Bet365 and their live in play service which will be in operation from Carrow Road from 3PM.

Norwich did not look too good in their 1:1 draw at Reading last time out; despite having the lion’s share of the possession, the Canaries only managed one shot on target which will be something of a worry.

Despite that midweek draw however, Norwich have enjoyed some fine form in recent weeks; they are unbeaten in their last seven matches, with five wins and two draws.

Despite their draw however, Norwich are now tied on points a the top of the Championship table with league leaders Sheffield United, as the Blades lost their midweek fixture.

Dean Smith’s men have been one of the best home teams in the Championship this season. The Canaries are unbeaten at home, with four wins and two draws from six home games.

Norwich will look to extend their unbeaten run, while keeping their unbeaten home record intact.

Is the Norwich Preston match on Sky Sports?

No. The Norwich vs Preston NE match is not on Sky Sports this afternoon. There will however be live updates on Sky Sports news from the Studio guests.

Can I watch live on BT Sport?

No. The match will be covered live by one of the BT Sports panel but the game is not televised directly live from the Carrow Road Stadium.

Preston, napped their four-match winless streak with a 1:0 win against West Brom midweek.

Although their opponents dominated every aspect of that match, Ryan Lowe’s men were able to hold on for the win.

Ryan Lowe’s men are 11th on the Championship table; they’ve amassed 16 points from 11 league matches.

Preston have one of the better away records in the league so far.

North End have no losses away from home this season; they have two wins and three draws from five road games.

The tea also have the best defense in the Championship this season; they’ve conceded just four goals in 12 league matches so far.

Conversely, Ryan Lowe’s men have been the lowest-scoring side in the league; as they found the net just four times this season.

To put it into perspective, Preston have scored 0.33 goals per game on average, whilst conceding 0.33 goals per game.

Preston’s matches have mostly been low-scoring games; all of their last seven matches saw less than three goals scored, with five of those games going under 1.5.

Both these sides are having trouble in front of goal at the moment so we’re looking at the under 2/5 market which pays 4/5.