Norwich City travel to the Black Country on Saturday to face West Bromwich Albion at The Hawthorns at 3pm. Here is our guide for Canaries fans on travel, food and drink.
TRAVEL
•By car
Norwich to West Bromwich takes just over three hours by car. The ground is situated about half a mile from junction 1 off the M5. On leaving the M5 take the A41 towards Birmingham and the ground is on your right.
Street parking can be found around the ground and some industrial units near the ground offer parking. Alternately you can park the Hawthorns station for a small fee.
•By train
The Hawthorns has its own railway and metro station which are about a five minute walk from the ground. The train journey from Norwich takes just under four and a half hours and involves changes at Ely, Birmingham New Street and Birmingham Snow Hill. The last train the fans can take to make the game leaves Norwich at 09:57.
WHERE TO DRINK
The main pub for away fans is The Vine on Roebuck Street, about a 15-20 minute walk from the ground, which serves a good selection of Indian food if you fancy something to eat whilst you are there. Other fan favourites include The Royal Oak on Birmingham Road and The Red Lion near the metro station.
WHERE TO EAT
There is a fan zone situated on the corner of Halfords Lane and Birmingham Road which contains a number of food stalls and a Greggs branch. The ground opens for away fans 90 minutes before kick-off and once inside there is a wide variety of match day food on offer. Away from the stadium there is a McDonalds a short walk away and a Morrisons supermarket with a cafe just down the road.
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