Stoke have lost all three games in the league this season and look very vulnerable against Norwich.

Norwich pulled off a statement win, dismantling newly-relegated Burnley 4-1 at Carrow Road at the weekend.

They've been better than their three points from as many games suggests, and made great strides last season under Philippe Clement to finish just three positions back from the play-offs after a terrible start.

Stoke's opening three games have been tough, but they've failed to create more than 1 xG in any of them and were on a downward trend to finish last season, to the point where them flirting with the relegation spots at the start of this campaign has not come as a surprise.

Rovers look a really quality attacking unit and have scored two or more goals in each of their first three games.

The exciting thing about that is that their manager, Steve Evans, is more known for producing well drilled sides who are hard to beat.

So, if they can become one of the best defences in the league alongside this attacking firepower, they’ll be a League Two team for the ages.

Seven points from three games really flatters Colchester, they’ve benefitted from a red card and some low probability strikes going in for them, they’re not at Rovers’ level if they can reproduce what they have done in the last couple of weeks.