How to watch Norwich vs Arsenal online & on TV, head to head and predictions

Prediction: 0-2
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Key Points:

1. Norwich ranks 20th in goals scored per match (0.5 goals)
2. Arsenal is ranked 7th in goals scored per match (1.5 goals)
3. Since 2019, Norwich City has drawn once, but Arsenal has won twice

After postponement and uncertainty around the Premier League in the last two weeks, the football action is back with round 19 on Boxing day. We have Norwich City taking on Arsenal at the Carrow Road this weekend.

Norwich has struggled since earning back their promotion to the Premier League. The Canaries have drawn twice and then endured three back-to-back losses in their last five games. As the winter break approaches, there is hardly anything left to try out for Dean Smith as their attacking display has most certainly improved but will continue to suffer due to their lack of offensive players.

Scoring only eight goals in 17 matches has only fetched them 10 points. Remaining at the bottom of the Premier League, the escape would require some exceptional input from investment in winter.

The Gunners have picked up their form in a stunning fashion as they now remain at fourth, within the Champions League spots. They have earned 32 points from 18 games and have established a four-point gap between fifth-placed West Ham.

It is a remarkable feat achieved by Mikel Arteta, who the media presumed was out of his depth when things were looking rather bleak. Arsenal has earned three consecutive victories by good margins after sustaining two defeats prior to it. Aaron Ramsdale has simply been phenomenal for his side between the sticks, due to which the outfit has managed to escape narrow marginal victories.

The hosts will be missing quite a few players for this fixture which include Andrew Omobamidele, Christoph Zimmermann, Milot Rashica due to injuries, while Christos Tzolis, Josh Sargent, Lukas Rupp, Pierre Lees-Melou suffers from Covid. A few players remain doubtful to feature as Grant Hanley, Mathias Normann, and Ozan Kabak return from injuries. For the visitors, Albert Sambi Lokonga, Calum Chambers, and Pablo Marí suffers from Covid while Sead Kolašinac and Takehiro Tomiyasu are injured.