Wolves v Norwich City live stream, Sunday 15 May, 2pm BST
Wolves will be looking to bounce back from Wednesday’s thrashing by Manchester City when they take on Norwich this weekend.
Bruno Lage’s side were powerless to resists the champions in a rearranged fixture in midweek, as the four-goal Kevin De Bruyne inspired City to a 5-1 victory. That result looks to have ended Wolves’ hopes of European football next season: to qualify for the Europa Conference League from here, they will need to win both of their remaining matches and hope West Ham lose to City and Brighton.
This has still been a good season for Wolves. The transition from Nuno Espirito Santo to Lage could have been tough given how well the former had done during his time in charge, but Wolves will almost certainly finish in the top half of the table. It is true that their form has tailed off in recent months, but there are still plenty of positives to take from this campaign.
The same cannot be said for Norwich, who have once again failed to survive in the Premier League. In truth, the Canaries have never really looked like staying up. They look set to finish bottom of the table and could end the campaign as many as 19 points adrift of 17th place.
Dean Smith will hope to salvage some pride in his team’s two remaining matches, but he has probably already turned his attention to next term, when Norwich will be looking to secure an instant return to the top tier.
Wolves will have to make do without Max Kilman, Nelson Semedo and Romain Saiss, while Daniel Podence is a doubt but with a toe injury.
Norwich will be unable to call upon the services of Adam Idah, Andrew Omobamidele, Christoph Zimmerman, Kenny McLean, Josh Sargent, Ozan Kabak and Mathias Normann for their final away game of the season.
Kick-off is at 2pm BST on Sunday 15 May. See below for international broadcast options.
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