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That's us done until Tuesday when - you guessed it - another round of EFL games begin.

Wycombe gave Norwich a good test but that's five wins for the Canaries and it would take a brave person to predict anything other than an instant return to the Premier League in May.

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You know that Wycombe will fight tooth and nail to pull off a great escape but they're 11 points from safety after fourth-bottom Birmingham won on Saturday.

They're going to need to string a long run of results together to give themselves a chance.

Gareth Ainsworth's side go to another side at the top, Watford, on Wednesday.

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With the experience and know-how Norwich have in getting out of this league, they look overwhelming favourites to clinch one of the two automatic promotion spots.

But next up the Canaries host second-placed Brentford on Wednesday. A massive game.

That victory moves Norwich onto 70 points with 13 games remaining.

Canaries head coach Daniel Farke has regularly said that he thinks 80 points would guarantee them a play-off place and 90 would seal automatic promotion.

Those points targets certainly seem well within reach.

Shabz118: If we do go down I reckon we will come straight back up! C'mon Wycombe!

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It wasn't simple for Norwich but they've got the job done and reinstate their seven-point lead at the top of the Championship.

After a tight, goalless first half a deflected Teemu Pukki goal put them ahead.

Bottom of the table Wycombe went close through Scott Kashket but the Canaries put the result beyond doubt when Adam Idah scrambled home late on.

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McLean’s little volley was superb. Norwich never score from corners.

Massive massive win. Well played Wycombe but Norwich had that extra class. Bring on Brentford.

Wycombe have always been in this and might well have got something, but it's going away from them now.

Two minutes of added time remain.

It's difficult to keep up with the changes when teams are allowed to make five substitutions.

Norwich bring key man Emi Buendia off - he's replaced by Polish speed merchant Przemyslaw Placheta.

And Jacob Sorensen is on for Oliver Skipp.

Republic of Ireland striker Adam Idah was sent off in the reverse fixture in October so will be especially pleased to have set the records straight against Wycombe.

Wycombe have five minutes to mount an extraordinary comeback.

Norwich take first goalscorer Teemu Pukki off for the closing minutes, with Christoph Zimmerman coming on to shore things up a bit.

Norwich keeper Tim Krul is called into action again.

The ball breaks to Daryl Horgan on the edge of the box and he goes for placement over power, but the shot isn't quite in the corner and Krul dives down to hold it.

Meanwhile, while trying to defend a corner Norwich keeper Tim Krul catches Wycombe sub Nnamdi Ofoborh.

Had the ref seen that he might've felt inclined to give Wycombe a penalty...

A double change for a fading Norwich side.

Adam Idah and Lukas Rupp come on for Onel Hernandez and Mario Vrancic.

The Canaries are having to dig deep against the Championship's bottom side.

Wow - Anthony Stewart was in so much space there for Wycombe!

Keeper David Stockdale finds him completely free in the Norwich box but he takes a heavy touch and the opening is gone.

It's another corner for Wycombe, who are on top now.

A Scott Kashket snapshot goes over the Norwich bar.

There are some appeals for a Wycombe penalty after a challenge from Grant Hanley but it would've been soft.

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Daniel Farke is yet to make a single Norwich change and is side certainly don't look as lively as they did at the start of the half.

Jack Grimmer gets forward from right-back and wins a corner.

A sniff of a chance for Wycombe.

Norwich allow a long kick from David Stockdale to bounce and Scott Kashket attempts an audacious lob which goes over.