<b>Norwich City's relegation campaign suffered a major setback with a surprise 3-1 home win against Bournemouth.</b>

The Canaries had just one victory before Saturday's game, and looked a safe bet to achieve their goal of dropping straight out of the Premier League.

But those hopes were dashed when they ran out easy winners against mighty Bournemouth at Carrow Road.

That victory left them in the perilously high position of eighth before Sunday's matches.

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Owner Delia Smith, whom the Suffolk Gazette has revealed is actually the <a href="http://www.suffolkgazette.com/news/delia-smith-kate-bush/" target="_blank">same person as singer Kate Bush</a>, is desperate for her club to be talked about, and knows relegation is a sure-fire way of keeping the East Anglian minnows in the news.

A club insider said: "We need to lose on Saturday, especially against Bournemouth who will surely be fighting us for a relegation spot at the end of the season.

"We're not sure what went wrong, but manager Alex Neil has all the players in for extra training on Sunday."

Meanwhile, East Anglian giants Ipswich maintained their hopes of extending their record-breaking stay in the Championship, with a hard-earned 5-1 defeat at Reading.

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