Opta Stats: Norwich v Fulham

9Feb 2013

England - Premier League

 

Level on points, both Norwich and Fulham need to start picking up wins if they're not going to get sucked into a relegation battle.

 

A higher proportion of the goals Norwich have scored this season have been from headers than any other team in the top flight (36%). Norwich are 1.28 to score a goal against Fulham (with any body part).

 

Fulham have gone 11 Premier League games without a clean sheet; the longest current run in the top-flight. They are 4.2 to rectify this and not concede at Norwich.

 

Fulham have won nine and lost none of the last 11 meetings with Norwich in all competitions. The Cottagers are 3.4 to win on Saturday.

 

Damien Duff has scored in three of his five Premier League games against Norwich and in two of three while playing for Fulham. Duff is out at 17.0 to open the scoring.

 

After a 10-match unbeaten run (W6 D4 L0), Norwich City have won none of their last eight Premier League matches (W0 D3 L5). You can lay a Norwich win at 2.38.

 

Only Reading (145) have allowed the opposition more shots on target against them than Fulham (139). Norwich are available at 4.0 to score three goals or more.

 

Only Norwich and West Brom (9 each) have conceded more goals from outside the box than Fulham (8). Over 2.5 goals can be backed at 2.02.

 

The Canaries are one of three Premier League teams yet to win a penalty in the Premier League this season (along with Swansea and Tottenham). Norwich's penalty taker Grant Holt is priced at 7.0 to score the first goal.

 

The Whites have won just three of their last 17 Premier League matches (W3 D6 L8). A Norwich win is available at 2.34.

 

Norwich have failed to score in three of their last four Premier League games and netted just once in the other game against Spurs. Under 1.5 goals can be backed at 3.6.

 

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