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Ajayi: Norwich not easy game

Hull Daily Mail

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November 01, 2025

HULL City star Semi Ajayi says the Tigers must use their experience to deal with what's likely to be waiting for them at Norwich City.

The Tigers will arrive at Carrow Road in great spirits after an unbeaten run which was extended to five games last weekend, but the feeling is very different amongst the Canaries.

Boss Liam Manning is under pressure after five straight defeats and the club is sitting second bottom. At Carrow Road, Norwich have lost all five league outings so far, and there's talk of protests from some supporters at the direction of travel.

That can have its benefits, and also be laden with risk for City, but Ajayi says keeping the crowd quiet will be crucial in helping the Tigers claim a first win in Norfolk since 2010.

“We're just taking it one game at a time at the moment, so full focus is on Norwich, and we're looking forward to that game,” he told the Mail.

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