Garry Monk is expected to name a much-changed squad for the FA Cup clash at Brighton.Garry Monk is expected to name a much-changed squad for the FA Cup clash at Brighton.
Garry Monk is expected to name a much-changed squad for the FA Cup clash at Brighton.

Is this the much-changed Sheffield Wednesday side Garry Monk could name for the FA Cup clash at Brighton?

Garry Monk has hinted at widespread changes for Sheffield Wednesday’s FA Cup third round clash at Brighton this weekend.
By Alex Miller
Published 3rd Jan 2020, 06:00 BST
Updated 3rd Jan 2020, 09:19 BST

Assessments will be made to players in a squad reeling from three successive defeats and tired from a gruelling festive fixture schedule and with Leeds United away sat on the horizon, several fringe players will be given the chance to impress.

We’ve had a go at naming the team that could line up at the Amex on Saturday.

Garry Monk confirmed that Dawson will keep his place between the sticks, with Joe Wildsmith and Keiren Westwood still on the comeback from injury.

1. GK - Cameron Dawson

Garry Monk confirmed that Dawson will keep his place between the sticks, with Joe Wildsmith and Keiren Westwood still on the comeback from injury. Photo: Steve Ellis

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Out of action since a red card capped a horror show at Derby in mid-November, Odubajo should get a chance to come back into favour at Brighton. He needs to spark a renaissance in his young Owls career.

2. RB - Moses Odubajo

Out of action since a red card capped a horror show at Derby in mid-November, Odubajo should get a chance to come back into favour at Brighton. He needs to spark a renaissance in his young Owls career. Photo: Steve Ellis

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The German centre-half, Wednesday's most impressive player in the first third of the season, has found himself back in the side after watching the partnership of Tom Lees and Dominic Iorfa blossom. May well keep his place with those two rested.

3. CB - Julian Borner

The German centre-half, Wednesday's most impressive player in the first third of the season, has found himself back in the side after watching the partnership of Tom Lees and Dominic Iorfa blossom. May well keep his place with those two rested. Photo: Steve Ellis

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An injury curtailed his involvement and he's way back in the pecking order. Expect him to make only his second first-team run-out since the Carabao Cup win at Rotherham in August.

4. CB - David Bates

An injury curtailed his involvement and he's way back in the pecking order. Expect him to make only his second first-team run-out since the Carabao Cup win at Rotherham in August. Photo: Simon Bellis

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