As the countdown to the 90th league meeting of Norwich City and Ipswich Town continues, we want to hear your favourite East Anglian derby memory.

Join in on Twitter using the hashtag #NCFCderbyday and let us know the moment of derby history which stands out for you.

Whether it's Steve Bruce's League Cup semi-final winner in 1985 or Grant Holt's hat-trick in 2010 at Carrow Road, or derby doubles from Iwan Roberts in 2000 or Leon McKenzie in 2003 at Portman Road, we want to hear your top memories.

Or perhaps yours is something slightly more unusual or personal, a win that meant something special to you or a goal that you had the perfect view of.

You can also leave us a comment on @ThePinkUn Facebook page, leave a comment at the bottom of this article or send an email to norfolksport@archant.co.uk.

We'll use a selection of your top derby moments in our special edition 12-page Pink Un supplement inside Saturday's Eastern Daily Press and Norwich Evening News, as we provide all the build-up and analysis to Sunday battle at Carrow Road.

The Canaries go into the game looking to extend the longest unbeaten streak in the long history of the local rivalry, extending their domination to nine games unbeaten with a 1-0 win at Portman Road thanks to a James Maddison strike in October.

It means Ipswich still hold the overall upper hand in league fixtures, winning 38 of the 89 games since the first in September 1946, but the Canaries are catching up with 34 victories.

October's win did tip the second-tier balance in City's favour, having won 20 of the 53 games at that level and Town 19, with the remaining 14 ending in draws.