The EFL fixture list is out and we know you are bursting to know what you have got to look forward to, or dread, from your team this upcoming season.
Here are some key dates to put in your diary:
15 August 2026 - v West Bromwich Albion (H)
22 August 2026 - v Millwall (A)
26 December 2026 - v West Ham United (A)
1 January 2027 - v Lincoln City (H)
1 May 2027 - v QPR (A)
See Norwich City's full fixture list here.
Image source, Getty ImagesNorwich City defender Jose Cordoba was part of the starting XI for Panama in their game against Croatia on Wednesday but their 1-0 defeat means they exit the World Cup.
Croatia substitute Ante Budimir scored the only goal of the game early in the second half.
Panama next face England in their final game of the tournament.
The Three Lions currently sit at the top of Group L with four points following a goalless draw with Ghana on Tuesday, in which Leicester City winger Abdul Fatawu came on as a substitute in the 66th minute.
Ghana will play Croatia in their final group game with both sides bidding to finish in top spot.
Both matches kick off on Saturday at 22:00 BST.
The EFL will reveal its fixture list for the 2026-27 season on Thursday.
Want to know who your team will face on opening day? The fixtures will be announced at 12:00 BST - but that is not all.
The draws for the group stage of the Vertu Trophy and the first round of the Carabao Cup will also take place.
So check back on 25 June to see who your team faces first, last and everything in between.
Image source, Getty ImagesSheffield United's Tahith Chong helped earn Curacao their first point in a World Cup with a 0-0 draw against Ecuador on Sunday.
The midfielder played 76 minutes during the stalemate, while Middlesbrough winger Sontje Hansen was on the bench for the Caribbean side.
Curacao will next play Ivory Coast on Thursday (21:00 BST) for a chance to progress through the group stages with a first tournament win.
Meanwhile, Sheffield Wednesday's Yan Valery, Ben Slimane of Norwich City and Burnley's Hannibal Mejbri all started for Tunisia as they succumbed to a 4-0 defeat by Japan which saw them knocked out of the tournament.
Tunisia's last group match will be against the Netherlands on Friday at 00:00 BST.
Image source, Getty ImagesSouthampton striker Cyle Larin scored Canada's opening goal in a 6-0 win over Qatar to help his country to their first-ever victory at a World Cup.
Larin slotted home on the rebound from close range after 16 minutes to kickstart a comprehensive display by Canada in a game marred by a serious leg injury to midfielder Ismael Kone.
Norwich City midfielder Ali Ahmed also played 71 minutes before being replaced by Tani Oluwaseyi.
Les Rouges had lost all six of their group stage games at the previous two World Cups they appeared at - in 1986 and 2022.
But Canada earned their first point in the competition with a 1-1 draw against Bosnia-Herzegovina on 12 June, in which Larin also scored, just one week after making his loan move from RCD Mallorca to St Mary's a permanent one.
And now their first victory means they sit top of group B - level on points with Switzerland, but three goals better off.
Canada's final group stage game is against Switzerland on Wednesday, 24 June.
A draw or win against the Swiss will guarantee Canada top spot, while they can still finish second even with a loss if neither Qatar or Bosnia-Herzegovina pick up three points from their fixture against each other.
But given Canada's head-to-head record against those two teams, their superior goal difference and the fact that the top eight third-place finishers will go through, a spot in the last 32 seems almost certain.
Image source, ShutterstockNorwich City trio Kenny McLean, Anis Ben Slimane and Mohamed Toure were all in international action at the weekend as preparations for the World Cup ramp up.
McLean played 20 minutes for Scotland in their 4-0 win over Bolivia, Ben Slimane came on in the second half for Tunisia but could not prevent a 5-0 defeat by Belgium and Toure featured late on in Australia's 1-1 draw with Switzerland.
Canaries centre-back Jose Cordoba will also be at the tournament with Panama, as will Canada midfielder Ali Ahmed.
Here is a reminder of the groups the Norwich players are in and who they will face, so you can keep an eye out for them once the World Cup begins on 11 June:
Ali Ahmed, Canada - Group B: Bosnia, Qatar and Switzerland
Kenny McLean, Scotland - Group C: Brazil, Morocco and Haiti
Mohamed Toure, Australia - Group D: USA, Paraguay and Turkey
Anis Ben Slimane, Tunisia - Group F: Netherlands, Japan and Sweden
Jose Cordoba, Panama - Group L: England, Croatia and Ghana
Image source, Getty ImagesNorwich City striker Mohamed Toure has been called up by Australia for this summer's World Cup.
The 22-year-old has been named in head coach Tony Popovic's 26-man squad as the Socceroos kick-off their campaign against Turkey on 14 June before facing tournament co-hosts USA and a final group game against Paraguay.
Toure played 80 minutes in Australia's 1-0 friendly defeat by Mexico at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena at the weekend.
After arriving from Danish club Randers in the winter transfer window, Toure scored 10 goals in 12 appearances in his first season for the Canaries.
His selection follows the news that Toure's Norwich team-mate, Ali Ahmed, was announced in the Canada squad for this summer's tournament on Saturday.
Image source, Getty ImagesNorwich City manager Philippe Clement
Norwich City manager Philippe Clement claims the Canaries need to sharpen their attack after they were beaten 2-1 by Hull City at the MKM Stadium.
Norwich were in control when they took the lead through Mohamed Toure and Clement felt they should have scored more in their final Championship game.
The Belgian has guided Norwich away from the bottom to finish ninth during his six-month reign, but he feels there is much more work to do.
Clement told BBC Radio Norfolk: "I think we were the better team today in this game, but we gave two easy goals away.
"We had control of the game, we scored a very good goal, but in the second half, we didn't create enough. That's something we have to work on in the summer.
"We need to add quality in certain positions so we can finish off games because the team has massively come on physically, tactically, we're also dominating games and playing good football.
"We're creating enough chances, but we have to finish off the job.
"That's the most important part of the game and we're going to work hard on that over the summer to make it better."
