The 2013-14 campaign delivered a devastating relegation for Norwich City as The Canaries spectacularly fell to an 18th-place finish in the Premier League after a three-season stay in the top flight. Leading the charge were the joint top league scorers, Gary Hooper and Robert Snodgrass, whose 6 crucial goals apiece anchored an attack that often lacked consistency. The season was defined by a late managerial change and a desperate fight for survival, ultimately seeing the club fall back to the Championship. It was a turbulent year that marked a painful end to an era but remains a defining chapter of the Canaries' enduring fight.