4 – 1
“Mohamed Touré fires Norwich ahead inside the opening two minutes, finishing off a Jose Cordoba assist straight from kick-off.”
Pivotal“Andre Brooks doubles Norwich's lead just three minutes later, capitalizing on a rapid start that stunned Burnley.”
Pivotal“Mohamed Touré completes his brace, punishing more slack Burnley defending to make it 3-0.”
Pivotal“Josh Laurent pulls one back for Burnley after sustained late pressure, giving the visitors a lifeline before halftime.”
“Andre Brooks nets his second of the game to restore Norwich's three-goal cushion and seal the rout.”
Outstanding performance

Norwich City produced a ruthless attacking display, scoring three times in the first 21 minutes to blow the game open before Burnley had settled. Despite Burnley controlling 69% of possession and completing more than double Norwich's passes, the Canaries were far more clinical, converting four of their 13 shots while creating four big chances to Burnley's one. Mohamed Touré was the standout with a brace either side of Andre Brooks' opener, and Brooks added a late fourth to cap the rout after Josh Laurent had given Burnley brief hope with a goal just before the half-hour. For Norwich, this result will provide a huge lift given their mid-table position, while Burnley's stat-sheet dominance masking a chaotic defensive performance will be a major concern heading into their next fixture.
How entertaining was this match?
Norwich City host Burnley at Carrow Road on Saturday in a crucial early-season Championship clash, with both sides yet to win a league game and desperate to get off the mark. The Canaries carry fresh momentum from a midweek Carabao Cup win over Cardiff, while Burnley arrive bruised after a 3-1 thumping at West Brom and a cup exit on penalties at Bradford. Something has to give in what shapes up as a nervy, high-stakes battle near the foot of the early table.