Norwich City's Jamal Lewis has said that players of his club control their individual and collective destiny when they face off against Chelsea on Wednesday.

The Canaries head to Stamford Bridge for their Emirates FA Cup third round replay, having previously holding Antonio Conte's side to a 0-0 draw at Carrow Road.

Speaking to the media on Tuesday, Lewis who is a Norwich Academy graduate, said: "You can't be a negative thinker.

"There's definitely a chance for us to win. If you tell yourself it will happen, it happens.

"I think I've used all my nerves now. First impressions are over so it's time for me to play with confidence and passion.

"I want to embrace every moment of it. I pride myself on doing my job for the team.

"We need to be good in our box and good in their box. We won't show them too much respect."