This Championship clash at Carrow Road pits two sides desperately fighting for survival, but the data tells a concerning story for the hosts. Norwich sit rock bottom of the table with just 9 points from 15 games, and their recent form makes for grim reading - zero wins in their last 10 matches, scoring a paltry 6 goals while conceding 18. The Canaries' home form has been particularly abysmal. In their last four matches at Carrow Road, they've failed to win a single game, scoring just 0.25 goals per game while conceding 1.5. Recent results include a 0-2 loss to Hull City, 0-1 defeat to Bristol City, and 0-1 loss to West Brom. Their only two points in this dire run came from draws against Sheffield Wednesday (1-1) and Stoke City (1-1), both away from home. Oxford United, while also struggling in 21st place, show slightly more signs of life. They've managed 2 wins and 3 draws in their last 10 games, including an impressive 1-1 draw against second-placed Middlesbrough in their most recent outing. Their away form, while not spectacular, shows they can compete on the road - they secured a 2-1 victory at Sheffield Wednesday in October. The head-to-head record further favors Oxford, with the visitors unbeaten in two previous meetings (1 win, 1 draw). Norwich have never beaten Oxford United in competitive fixtures. Statistically, both teams struggle in attack. Norwich average just 0.6 goals per game over their last 10, while Oxford manage 0.8. Norwich's shot accuracy stands at 33.5% from 11.9 shots per game, while Oxford convert just 27.7% of their 12.2 attempts. Despite Norwich enjoying more possession (53.1% vs 44.1%), this hasn't translated into meaningful chances or goals. The goal expectancy data suggests a low-scoring affair, with Norwich expected to score 0.72 goals and Oxford 1.15, totaling just 1.87 expected goals. Given both teams' offensive struggles and the high stakes of a relegation six-pointer, this points toward a cagey, low-scoring encounter.