Norwich City Football Club is a historic English side based in Norwich, Norfolk. They compete in the EFL Championship, the second tier of English football, following relegation from the Premier League. The club's home is the iconic Carrow Road stadium, a venue known for its loud and loyal support. Founded in 1902, the Canaries, as they are affectionately known, play in distinctive yellow and green kits. The club's history includes memorable eras, most notably under managers like Ken Brown and Paul Lambert, which featured League Cup triumphs and famous European nights. The modern era has been defined by a cycle of promotion to and relegation from the Premier League, playing an attractive brand of football often referred to as "The Norwich Way." The current squad, blending academy graduates and experienced signings, is perennially among the favorites for promotion. The club enjoys one of the most passionate and dedicated fan bases in the country, creating a formidable atmosphere at Carrow Road and embodying the heart of Norfolk.