Live updates

Advertisement

Norwich thrash West Brom 4-nil

Norwich City's Grant Holt is challenged by West Bromwich Albion's Claudio Yacob and Jonas Olsson Credit: Chris Radburn/PA Wire/Press Association Images

Norwich City 4 - 0 West Bromwich Albion

Norwich City put four goals past West Brom to secure their place in the Premier League for another season.

Robert Snodgrass opened the scoring for Norwich in the 25th minute. Grant Holt added a second in the 62nd minute with an own-goal from Gareth McAuley three minutes later.

A last-minute goal from Jonny Howson put the icing on the cake for Norwich who now can't be caught by either Aston Villa or Wigan who play each other on the last day of the season.

Click here for more on the ITV Sport website

Norwich City awaits Ruddy's return

Norwich City goalkeeper John Ruddy celebrates victory against Manchester United in November 2012. Credit: Jon Buckle/PA Wire/Press Association Images

Norwich City manager Chris Hughton must decide whether to hand goalkeeper John Ruddy his long-awaited return to action in this weekend's crunch Barclays Premier League clash against Aston Villa at Carrow Road.

The 26-year-old, who made his single England appearance last year, has not featured for the Canaries since the draw at Everton on November 24 after needing surgery on a torn muscle in his thigh.

Norwich have confirmed a three-match tour of the United States in July.

The Canaries will play fixtures against Major League Soccer sides the San Jose Earthquakes and the Portland Timbers, as well as a game in Sacramento.

Hughton said on the club's official website, www.canaries.co.uk: "The games will provide an important part of our pre-season build-up for the 2013-14 domestic campaign and of course it's a great opportunity for the club to engage with football fans in the United States."

Advertisement

Darren Ferguson on Peterborough's chances of Championship survival

by Donovan Blake

Peterborough United manager Darren Ferguson says he's delighted the club's fight for Championship survival is still in their hands. Posh play their final home game of the season against Sheffield Wednesday knowing a win will keep them above the drop zone.

But they kick off after their main rivals because the game is being screened live on satellite television.

Click below to watch an interview with Darren Ferguson:

Load more updates

Advertisement

Today's top stories