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Norwich v Rotherham

Norwich are unbeaten in 10 home matches against Rotherham in all competitions (W4 D6) since a 1-2 defeat in April 1966.
Rotherham are looking to win back to back league games against Norwich for the first time since October 1966.
Norwich are looking to win four consecutive home league games for the first time since February 2017.
Rotherham have drawn each of their last three league games on the road – they haven’t drawn four consecutively on their travels in the second-tier of English football since 1965-66, when they did so twice.
Norwich sit on 37 points from their opening 19 games this season, making them the 21st side to achieve this total or higher after as many games in the Championship since 2008-09 – 17 of the previous 20 were promoted to the Premier League.
Norwich are the only side of the 72 in the Football League yet to have an Englishman score a league goal for them this season (excluding own-goals).

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QPR have only won one of their last nine league matches against Hull (D4 L4) – it came in this exact fixture last season.
Hull have won two of their last three away league matches against QPR (L1) – as many as in their previous 19 combined.
Steve McClaren and Nigel Adkins last faced in October 2014, when McClaren’s Derby won 3-0 away at Reading.
Nigel Adkins has won three away league games against QPR, all with different teams – Scunthorpe United, Southampton and Reading.
QPR are looking to win four consecutive home league games in a single season for the first time since March 2017 under Ian Holloway.
Hull have picked up as many points in their last two away league games (four – W1 D1) as they had in their first seven of the season combined before this (W1 D1 L5).

This is the first time Reading and Stoke have faced since February 2013 in the Premier League – the Potters won 2-1.
Stoke haven’t won an away league match at Reading since December 1992 – they are winless in 13 matches there since (D5 L8).
Reading have picked up 10 points out of a possible 15 (P5 W3 D1 L1) from their last five games at the Madejski Stadium – they had lost each of their previous five league games there prior to this.
Stoke manager Gary Rowett has never lost an away Championship match at the Madejski Stadium against Reading (P4 W2 D2 L0).
No team has won fewer games in the Championship than Reading since the start of last season (14 of 65; ever-present sides only).
Stoke’s current six-match unbeaten league run away from home (W2 D4) is their longest such streak on their travels since April 2010 in the Premier League, last going seven without a loss in January 2008 when they were promoted from the Championship.

Odds correct at 1540 GMT (29/11/18)