Tuesday night's Championship clash at Carrow Road presents a stark contrast in form between two sides heading in opposite directions. Norwich arrive buoyant after winning seven of their last ten matches, while Sheffield Wednesday are anchored to the bottom of the table having lost ten consecutive games without registering a single point. Norwich's recent resurgence has been built on explosive attacking football. The Canaries have netted 23 goals in their last ten outings (2.30 per game), including statement victories such as a 5-0 demolition of West Brom at The Hawthorns and a 5-1 FA Cup thrashing of Walsall. Even in defeat, they've shown attacking intent, with their only blanks coming against promotion-chasing Middlesbrough (0-1) and Stoke City (0-2) in a ten-game span. At home, they've been particularly prolific, averaging 2.17 goals per game while maintaining 66.67% of their last six home fixtures. The underlying numbers support this dominance: 12.9 shots per game, 5.7 on target, and 54.8% possession across their last ten. The same cannot be said for Sheffield Wednesday, who arrive in East Anglia in catastrophic form. The Owls have failed to score in eight of their last ten matches, managing just two goals across that entire sequence—a paltry 0.20 goals per game average. Their recent results make for grim reading: 0-4 against Swansea, 0-3 against QPR, and five separate 0-1 or 0-2 defeats against Bristol City, Wrexham, Blackburn, Portsmouth and Birmingham. Away from home, the situation deteriorates further, with Wednesday conceding 2.40 goals per game on their travels while maintaining their 0.20 scoring rate. Their shot statistics reflect this impotence: just 5.4 shots per game (3.6 away) with a miserable 27.9% accuracy. The head-to-head record offers Wednesday little comfort. Norwich have won four of the last nine meetings, with the Canaries unbeaten in their last two encounters including a 1-1 draw in November 2025. At Carrow Road specifically, Norwich hold a 50% win rate against the Owls. **Key Points:** • Sheffield Wednesday have scored just 2 goals in their last 10 games (20% scoring rate) • Norwich have kept 3 clean sheets in their last 10 (30%) and conceded only 9 goals in that period • Wednesday have failed to score in 80% of their recent matches across all venues • Norwich's attacking output (2.30 goals/game) faces Wednesday's leaky away defence (2.40 conceded/game) • The goal expectancies suggest 2.28 for Norwich vs 0.68 for Wednesday, highlighting the one-way traffic expected While Norwich at 1.25 looks a banker on paper, the odds offer no value for single bettors. Instead, the Both Teams to Score market presents a compelling opportunity. With Sheffield Wednesday's attack misfiring so spectacularly—failing to find the net in eight of ten—and Norwich showing solid defensive organisation at home, the 1.83 available on BTTS No represents excellent expected value. The implied probability of 54.6% significantly underestimates the likelihood of Wednesday drawing another blank, making this the standout betting angle.