A last-gasp Anthony Musaba winner at Stoke City secured their first away win of the season and pushed their winning run to two for the first time in the campaign. The win lifted them off the bottom of the table and gave further hope that they can survive in the division thanks to a Danny Rohl-inspired revival.
Dominic Iorfa will be out along with the long-term absentees. There may well be a surprise or two in the line-up, too, given Rohl's requirement of keeping up intensity and ensuring the team remains fresh and firing in what is a gruelling period of fixtures.
We've got with a sticking to the system that they've gone with in recent games - a switch to a back five could well happen - and taken a stab at the side that could start at Carrow Road on Wednesday evening.
5. LB - Akin Famewo
Wasn't at his very best at Stoke but has built a fair rate of credit on the left. Reece James hasn't been given a huge amount of credence since Rohl came in but will no doubt play a part in the coming weeks when the back four is in play. Could this be the game? Photo: Steve Ellis
6. CDM - Will Vaulks
In blistering form. He seems to be relishing his renewed importance and is playing a critically important role in the side. Smashing into tackles, threading things together, if all is well he'll be keen to continue in that vein. | Getty Images
7. CM - George Byers
Seems to have found his bite both in and out of possession and is playing an important role in the settled midfield three. Jeff Hendrick and John Buckley are waiting in the wings if things need a freshen-up. | Steve Ellis
8. CM - Barry Bannan
His moments of magic will be vitally important in this relegation scrap and his leadership perhaps even more so. Photo: Ben Roberts Photo