It's been a fantastic start to the Championship campaign for Norwich City and they went back to the top of the Championship with a 3-1 win over Rotherham on Saturday.

Canaries fans have every right to have faith in Alex Neil to get them promoted again, after all, he's done it already in the past for Norwich.

But against Rotherham they looked every bit the part, with some slick play and good goals seeing them return to the Championship summit.

It's been easy going for Norwich in recent weeks and in the form they're in, they should very much be challenging at the top come the end of the season

And after another home win, who were the main men for Norwich as they dispatched a Rotherham side in deep trouble at the bottom of the table?

With that in mind, here's our THREE key players as Norwich beat Rotherham this afternoon...

Wes Hoolahan

Wes Hoolahan single-handedly inspired his team to victory at home to Rotherham United and even at 34-years-old, he's still shining for the Canaries.

He scored his side's first before setting up Cameron Jerome to double the lead. He really pulled the strings from the middle of the park and his form will be huge if Norwich are to continue their run at the top-of-the-table.

Alex Pritchard

Former Spurs forward Alex Pritchard joined the Canaries this summer and despite not scoring in this one, he showed some really promising signs going forward.

He linked up well with Jerome, Hoolahan and Tettey throughout and if he can add goals to his game, you get the feeling the 23-year-old can be a really important player in Alex Neil's side.

Alexander Tettey

Norwegian international Alexander Tettey is now in his fifth season with Norwich City and he can very much play his part in this season's push for promotion.

He's one of the players that has been there and done that when it comes to promotion from the Championship and against Rotherham, he gave an astute and assured performance in the middle-of-the-park.

With Graham Dorrans alongside him, he looks really comfortable going forward and equally as solid sitting in-front of the defence.

Has been a fantastic signing for Norwich and he'll hope to use his experience to lead them back into the top flight.