Where to find the Middlesbrough v Norwich live streaming is set out below, with the Riverside Stadium hosting Saturday’s Championship fixture and kick off at 15.00 BST.

Live StreamingDateKick off TimeVenue
Middlesbrough v Norwich City12 September 202615.00 BSTRiverside Stadium
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Middlesbrough v Norwich Live Stream Details

Middlesbrough have won all three of their home league games so far, by an aggregate of 6-2, and are chasing a return to the Premier League for the first time since 2016.

A four game unbeaten run ended on Tuesday, when a much changed side went down 3-0 at Crystal Palace in the cup, with Jorgen Strand-Larsen scoring twice and Daichi Kamada adding a chip.

Kim Hellberg rested several regulars for that one and will restore them here. Will Lankshear is among those coming back in, the 21 year old having scored five goals in three competitive games at the Riverside since arriving in the summer.

Boro have not lost two competitive games in a row for more than nine months. Jeremy Sarmiento is their one absentee, having missed the last three matches with a leg injury.

Norwich are ninth and have won three of their last four in the league. Philippe Clement’s side began the season with defeats to West Bromwich Albion and Millwall but have steadied considerably since.

A 3-1 win at Sheffield United was followed by a 2-1 home win over Birmingham City on Wednesday, with Oscar Schwartau and Papa Diallo scoring in the first half of a scrappy night at Carrow Road.

Clement had the luxury of resting Mohamed Toure and Anis Ben Slimane for that one, and both should return on Teesside. Jovon Makama is back in contention after a run of foot injuries.

Mirko Topic and Ali Ahmed are both out with knee problems, with Ahmed expected to miss most of the season. Norwich also beat Cardiff City 2-1 in the cup earlier in the campaign.

The head to head is a worry for the visitors. Middlesbrough are unbeaten in the last nine meetings between the clubs, and Norwich have not won at the Riverside since a Teemu Pukki goal settled it in November 2020.