Norwich City Under-21s will look to get their season back on track when they take on Manchester City at Carrow Road on Friday evening.

The young Canaries are currently on a five-match winless streak and sit bottom of the U21 Premier League Division One table, losing heavily in their last two matches, 7-0 at Manchester United and 5-0 at Chelsea.

The match is likely to feature several players who faced each other on Monday, when Manchester City's U18s beat the Canaries 2-0 in the sixth round of the FA Youth Cup.

Norwich U21s coach, Dmitri Halajko, said: 'Our guys have gotten over the disappointment so we're hoping that we've learnt a lot from that, but we'll only find that out over the course of these next four or five games.

'We'll have four or five from the Youth Cup side involved, with the next couple of days giving us a chance to properly train our group on match preparation in regards to how to stop them and what we need to do when we're in control.'

Halajko's side are unbeaten in their last three matches at Carrow Road, thrashing Southampton 7-2 and drawing with Manchester United and Liverpool.

'Man City are a very good technical side, with multi-million pound international players,' he added, speaking to City's website. 'They'll look to dominate the ball but we want to stifle them and play our own way.'

Entry to the match is free, with kick-off at 7pm.