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Walsh handed home debut against Canaries
Saturday, January 13th 2018
January recruit Liam Walsh is to make his home debut when Bristol City kick-off against Norwich City this afternoon.
Walsh comes into Lee Johnson's side to face the Canaries at Ashton Gate this afternoon (3pm kick-off), replacing Hordur Magnusson.
It is the only change to the City starting XI which kicked-off at the Etihad Stadium last week.
The former Everton midfielder signed for the Robins last Friday (January 5th) and made a substitute appearance against Manchester City in the Carabao Cup.
City's new loanee signing from Liverpool, Ryan Kent, is also named among today's substitutes bench.
City: Fielding, Wright, Flint, Baker, Bryan, Smith, Pack, Brownhill, Walsh, Paterson, Reid. Subs: Steele, Magnusson, Vyner, Kent, Eliasson, Taylor, Woodrow.
Norwich City: Gunn, Pinto, Zimmermann, Hanley, Klose, Lewis, Vrancic, Tettey, Maddison, Murphy, Oliveira. Subs: McGovern, Husband, Reed, Hoolahan, Stiepermann, Raggett, Cantwell.
Referee: Simon Hooper
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