Philippe Clement's Norwich are expected to dominate possession at Carrow Road. They play an attractive, possession-based style that can overwhelm opponents — that is the identity, and it has been working. With four different scorers in the cup, the goals are spread across the team. That makes them unpredictable. You cannot just mark one man. The full-backs push high, the midfielders arrive late in the box, and the wide players cut inside. It is a fluid, modern attacking setup, and West Brom will struggle to contain it if they sit deep.

Eric Ramsay's West Brom are organised — that is the word used in the brief. But organised can quickly become passive. If they park the bus and try to soak up pressure, Norwich have the patience and quality to pick the lock. The Baggies will likely set up to frustrate, hit on the counter, and hope for a set-piece. But Norwich's pressing trap is real. They will not let West Brom breathe. The midfield battle will be key — if Norwich's double pivot controls the tempo, West Brom will be chasing shadows. The expected formation for Norwich is not confirmed, but the style is clear: high energy, quick passing, relentless movement. West Brom will need to be perfect defensively, and even then, Norwich have the firepower to break through.