Sheffield United will look to get back on course in the Championship promotion race when they travel to Plymouth Argyle on Saturday. The Blades head to Home Park off the back of consecutive 1-0 defeats against Oxford United and Millwall, having dropped from first to third as a result.
But only two points separate them from Leeds United and Burnley, with plenty still to play for and the chance to rebuild momentum at rock-bottom Plymouth. Chris Wilder hinted he could make a few changes going into the weekend and might hope to welcome back a recent absentee or two.
Plymouth played 24 hours later than United in midweek, losing 3-0 at Swansea City, and have a couple of long-term fitness issues to manage themselves. And with that in mind, The Star has rounded up the latest injury news from both sides ahead of a massive Championship clash at both ends of the table.
5. Rhys Norrington-Davies - out
The defender has only played 14 games this season, with just two starts, and has been incredibly unfortunate with fitness issues. Was on the comeback trail earlier this season until a groin injury picked up playing for the U21s required surgery. Out for the campaign. Photo: Catherine Ivill
6. Rhys Norrington-Davies - out (continued)
Wilder said of the defender last month: "He's had an operation on his groin area, a really unfortunate injury - a block tackle and the force of the challenge and the force of the injury sees him out for the rest of the season. It's disappointing for him. It's not going to be affecting his next season but he'll just miss out the end of this season. It's disappointing for him because he's due a bit of luck and hopefully he'll get himself right and get that bit of luck he deserves." Photo: Naomi Baker
7. Tom Davies - doubt
Absent for around six weeks now, having last featured as a late substitute against Leeds United. Wilder reluctant to rush the midfielder, who has endured a torrid time with injuries, but suggested last week a return was on the cards this weekend. | Sportimage
8. Tom Davies - out (continued)
Speaking ahead of last weekend's trip to Oxford, Wilder said: "Tom Davies will be back for Plymouth." Photo: Andrew Yates