Birmingham vs Norwich Prediction and Betting Tips for the Championship clash on Saturday, November 22, 2025, at 15:00 GMT. The match will be broadcast live on Paramount+ (USA) from St. Andrew’s Stadium in Birmingham. The referee for the encounter is Backhouse A. In this preview, you’ll discover Football Predictions and insights from XpertStats analysts as the Blues look to continue their strong home form against a struggling Norwich side.

• Birmingham are unbeaten in six of their last seven home matches.
• Norwich have gone 11 straight league games without a win.
• Jay Stansfield has six goals this season and remains Birmingham’s main threat.
• The Canaries have conceded in 75% of their recent away fixtures.

It’s a big weekend for Birmingham City, marking their 150-year anniversary in front of their home fans. They’ll be eager to celebrate it with another commanding performance at St. Andrew’s, where they’ve been scoring freely: an average of 2.14 goals per game and conceding less than one. That’s the kind of balance managers dream of. Even so, their narrow 2-1 defeat at Middlesbrough reminded everyone that consistency is still a work in progress. Jay Stansfield, already on six goals, seems fired up to cement his name in club history. Can he rise to the occasion again?

Chris Davies’s men have found a groove, sitting 11th in the Championship table and within touching distance of the playoff zone. Their home performances speak volumes: three wins in the last five matches and back-to-back 4-0 victories over Portsmouth and Millwall. The numbers don’t lie: Birmingham’s matches average 3 goals, and over 57% of them see more than 2.5 scored. With 6 corners won per match on average, they dominate not just in goals but in territorial play. That’s a solid foundation for a team quietly building momentum.

Norwich, meanwhile, are in real trouble. Eleven games without a win tell their own story, and after sacking Liam Manning, the Canaries are banking on Philippe Clement to stop the rot. But can he really turn things around this quickly? Losing six of their last seven matches and conceding 1.25 goals per game, Norwich’s defensive cracks are widening by the week. Still, there’s quality up front: Joshua Sargent and Mathias Kvistgaarden can threaten any backline when given the chance. The problem is, they’re just not seeing enough of the ball.

The Canaries’ matches tend to be chaotic, averaging 2.38 goals and producing “Both Teams to Score” outcomes in 75% of cases. Their corner stats (12.38 per game combined) hint at end-to-end football, but without the finishing touch, possession means little. Clement’s biggest challenge will be restoring belief. Yet facing a Birmingham side unbeaten in six home games, it’s hard to picture a quick turnaround. The odds lean heavily toward the Blues to keep their home run alive.

Expect a match full of emotion, intensity, and storylines, Birmingham celebrating their legacy, Norwich fighting for theirs. It feels like one of those games that could define the rest of the season for both clubs. Still, with the Blues’ numbers, confidence, and crowd behind them, backing them looks the smarter call. That said, in football, you just never know. That unpredictability? It’s what keeps us coming back for more Football Predictions every week.