Norwich City v Liverpool: live 17.00 Liverpool put out a full team then (minus Andy Carroll) to face Norwich, valuing the possibility of a rare win (however remote) over resting men before the FA Cup final in a week's time. Though any Liverpool team-sheet that boasts the words Carragher J and Shelvey JJ has a slight ring of below strength these days, no? 16.55 Team news: Norwich City: Ruddy, Naughton, Ryan Bennett, Ward, Drury, Elliott Bennett, Howson, Fox, Johnson, Pilkington, Morison Subs: Steer, Martin, Vaughan, Holt, Surman, Hoolahan, Wilbraham. Liverpool: Reina, Johnson, Carragher, Agger, Jose Enrique, Downing, Gerrard, Henderson, Shelvey, Bellamy, Suarez Subs: Doni, Maxi, Coates, Kuyt, Spearing, Kelly, Skrtel. 16.50 As if Match of the Day isn't going to be exciting enough already ... Jonathan Liew presents you with a way to make it even more thrill-a-minute: 16.45 It is a lesson in relative expectations that Norwich City go in to this match sat in 13th while Liverpool have one trophy in the cabinet already and an FA Cup final to look forward to - and people are queuing up to heap praise on Paul Lambert's side, while Kenny Dalglish is painted as a man under the kind of pressure usually associated with those afflicted by the bends. In each passing post match interview Dalglish looks more and more likely to lamp his inquisitor, something that could be averted by simply sending a tape recording of his thoughts on bad luck, missed opportunities and not getting the results performances deserve, such is the repetitiveness of his views on games these days. A victory for Norwich today would take them level on points with the visitors, whose chances of a positive result are boosted by the fact the match is not being played at Anfield. The scrap for eighth may not present an obvious occasion to get yourself excited about but if today's games so far have taught us anything, it is that drama and goals come from the most unlikely of places in this most surreal of Premier League seasons. Stay with me, then, for a nailed on 0-0 draw ... It is testament to Paul Lambert's alchemist touch that his Norwich City side could move alongside Liverpool on points with a victory at Carrow Road this evening. Norwich striker James Vaughan is pressing for another Premier League start, against Liverpool, following his recovery from a frustrating injury spell.