Norwich City's longest away trip of the Championship season, at Cardiff City, has been moved to a Friday night kick-off.

The match was originally due to be played on Saturday, December 2 but would have clashed with a rugby union fixture at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff, with Wales due to face South Africa.

That has caused the match at the Cardiff City Stadium to be brought forward to a 7.45pm kick-off on Friday December 1.

The 550-mile round trip is the longest of any facing Canaries supporters in the coming campaign, ahead of the 506-mile journey to Sunderland.

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The announcement follows on from date changes for seven fixtures being announced, including moving both derby fixtures with Ipswich to midday kick-offs on a Sunday.

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However, the latest fixtures chosen for broadcast by Sky Sports were announced this morning and are yet to have further affected any of the City fixtures in August or September.

The full changes are:

Sun, August 13: Sunderland, Carrow Road (1.30pm)

Weds, August 16: Queens Park Rangers, Carrow Road (7.45pm)

Sun, October 22: Ipswich Town, Portman Road (12pm)

Fri, December 1: Cardiff City, Cardiff City Stadium (7.45pm)

Fri, December 22: Brentford, Carrow Road (7.45pm)

Sun, February 18: Ipswich Town, Carrow Road (12pm)

Weds, February 21: Wolverhampton Wanderers, Molineux (7.45pm)

Fri, March 30: Fulham, Carrow Road (3pm)