Leeds United are due to face Norwich City at Carrow Road on Saturday.
Leeds United boss Garry Monk has told the Yorkshire Evening Post that he expects to come up against a Norwich City side seeking revenge on Saturday.
Leeds are set to travel to Carrow Road on Saturday, as they look to extend their run of good form.
The Whites are facing Norwich at a time when Alex Neil’s side appear to be in disarray, after a series of poor results.
The Canaries have failed to win any of their last four matches, and they were beaten 5-0 by Brighton & Hove Albion in their last outing.
However, Monk is cautious ahead of the contest, as he feels that Norwich will come out with all guns blazing, as they attempt to make up for their heavy defeat against the Seagulls.
“Whether it means anything for us I don’t know but to look at it from the other side, they’ll probably come out of that very determined to put some things right,” Monk said.
“I’ve been on the end of a 5-0 loss and I know that in the next game you feel very determined.
“But it’s an important week for us and we’ll concentrate on ourselves. It’s not about Norwich. Its about us trying to do our best in every single game and trying to put our best football on the pitch.”
Leeds go into the match at Carrow Road on the back of eight wins in their last 11 matches.
The Whites beat Norwich on penalties in the EFL Cup recently, and appear to be full of confidence.
If Leeds are able to win in East Anglia, they could move into the play off places, which would mark significant progress under Monk’s stewardship.
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