Mark Robins draws attention to Stoke’s danger in spite of Norwich City’s problems.

Mark Robins acknowledges that Stoke City will face “a significant challenge” on Saturday at 3 p.m. when they play Norwich City, their nightmare team.

The Canaries have scored three goals in four of their previous eight games with Stoke, and they are undefeated overall. The Potters did, however, assert a draw when the teams Additionally, Norwich has struggled recently after appearing likely to qualify for the playoffs at one point this season, giving Stoke the chance to build on their 3-1 success against Swansea City last week.

“Norwich are a good footballing team, they always have been, and it is a significant challenge, there is no doubt,” he stated during his pre-game press conference.

However, every game has importance. Because of their quality, this one is a little different, but we’re ready to put in a lot of effort and know we can deliver a strong performance—a truly strong one, I believe.”Following their victory over the Swans last week, which was sealed by Lewis Baker’s incredible goal from inside his own half, Stoke are still feeling great. Robins, though, was quick to clarify that.

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Robins made 68 appearances for the Canaries between 1992 and 1993, scoring 20 goals.

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