Norwich City vs Hull City Prediction: Both are on three game undefeated run

Norwich City will welcome Hull City at Carrow Road in Game Week 9 of the English Championship. Both are on three game undefeated run. Who will come out on top after 90 minutes?

Norwich's new manager is so confident things are going to be a big challenge to try and win over the team's supporters after going three games in charge of Norwich City without winning, but Norwich has improved greatly since then, only dropping one loss in their last seven games, a 1-0 loss to Swansea City. The team netted seven points in past games against Watford, Derby County, and Leeds United, scoring eight goals in the process. Norwich let their lead slip against Leeds but still boasts a home streak of 19 games while also going 14 games since the last loss on November 5 against Blackburn Rovers.

Gunn; Fisher, Duffy, Hanley, Doyle; Nunez, McLean; Crnac, Slimane, Sainz; Sargent

Tim Walter's Hull is just starting to get into their stride with his new tactics, but they are all doing well to make sure that the team can get some sort of attack victory. Hull, under the new gaffer, have managed three consecutive wins to become one of the top teams in the Championship. Ten goals scored in these games just demonstrate how good they have been. It was a come-from-behind 3-1 win over Stoke City which was followed by a smashing of Cardiff City 4-1 and then Queens Park Rangers 3-1. Hull are the only side in the league to have won their past three matches, thus leaving them three points behind fifth-placed Leeds.

Pandur; Coyle, Jones, McLoughlin, Drameh; Mehlem, Zambrano, Palmer; Belloumi, Bedia, Millar

As Jose Cordoba is ruled out for a game against Norwich XI due to his knee injury, Jack Stacey would be likely to return to the full-back position and Callum Doyle to the center. The other available option is replacing Cordoba with Grant Hanley in the middle, but the other starting players should be unchanged. Jacob Sorensen, Liam Gibbs, and Ashley Barnes too should come back into this match. Oscar Zambrano and Marvin Mehlem to come back to the fray after the win at Loftus Road. Regan Slater and Xavier Simons could make way from the starting line up. Rest of the start line-up remains same. The match looks exciting as both sides have been going good. Credit should go to Norwich, nonetheless, for a game unbeaten at Carrow Road; therefore, a predicted draw may be a bitter pill to swallow for them.