The number 10 was in a very confident mood against Luton, creating Andy Hughes' opener before a deft flick sure to feature in Soccer AM's showboat next weekend sent Darren Huckerby scampering away for the second.
Canaries fans may have feared the worst when the England under-21 man went down by the touchline in the second half after a typically determined chase and tackle, and had to be replaced. Ashton, however, is almost certain to start at the New Den as City aim to build on a well-balanced, confident performance against Luton.
Dickson Etuhu will continue in midfield despite fading in the second half of his debut, while David Wright, who also impressed before going off with a knock late on, is expected to continue at right back against Millwall, who fought out a creditable 2-2 draw with league leaders Sheffield United on Saturday.