There is a lot riding on this fixture as the Premier League's bottom two clubs face off tonight.
Norwich sit only two points above Watford and are currently four away from safety, while the Hornets are a further two points behind the Canaries.
Both sides desperately need a win and there is talk of Quique Sanchez Flores losing his job should the visitors fail to gain any points in tonight's clash.
Let's look at the stats courtesy of Opta, shall we?
Powerless Pukki
But since, the goals have been hard to come by and the lack of success for Pukki has become reflective of Norwich's misfortunes.
Pukki scored five of his first 11 shots in the Premier League, but has since scored only one of his 19 efforts on the opposition goal.
Against the Odds
The team that's been rooted to the table has not won a Premier League fixture in 35 attempts, since Huddersfield beat Wolves in February.
Six of the Worst
Each of the six goals have come from six different players and Ricardo Pereyra is the only man to have netted for the Hornets more than once in all competitions.
It's Friday I'm Not in Love
Norwich haven't exactly had a great record playing
Spare Any Clean Sheets?
12 league games between the two at Carrow Road have since occurred, but the actual results make for more even reading. Watford winning five and drawing one, Norwich winning 6.
First Goal Wins
Norwich are on the desperately unfortunate run of having won only one of their last 48 Premier League games in which they conceded first, losing 42 of them.
Although, the only win in this run in which the opposition scored first and the Canaries went on to win was indeed against Watford in a 4-2 win in 2016.
Leaky Norwich
Daniel Farke's side have been unable to keep a clean sheet in any of their last nine Premier League games. This is their longest run since Paul Lambert was in charge in the 2011-12 season, a total of 10 games.
They have conceded 26 in the league so far.
Rock Bottom
Watford haven't won in the league so far and their only win of the season came over Swansea City in the Carabao Cup.
Only five teams have ever
Source: 90min