Sheffield Wednesday turn their attention to the FA Cup as they travel to the West Midlands to face Coventry City. It's an all Championship tie at the Coventry Building Society Arena, and the Owls will be backed by a travelling contingent of almost 5,000 fans.
The two sides have already met in the Championship this term with Wednesday running out 2-1 winners. Jack Rudoni put the hosts in front but Djeidi Gassama equalised, and then in the third minute of stoppage time Shea Charles scored the winner.
These two teams also met in the same competition last season, albeit at a later stage. In the fourth round, they played to a 1-1 draw, and then in the replay, Coventry ran out 4-1 winners. Changes to the format of the FA Cup this season means that the tie will be decided on the day. Should the game finish level after 90 minutes, it will go to extra time, and then penalties.
Michael Ihiekwe and Olaf Kobacki haven't featured in the match day squads for the last couple of games. Football Insider is reporting that Ihiekwe is 'keen' to leave Hillsborough, with clubs in the Championship and League One interested, and enquiries made. Despite the speculation, Saturday could provide an opportunity fkor Ihiekwe and Kobacki to build up their match fitness should Danny Rohl ring the changes.
Coventry City could be without some key players with their front line the most affected. Ephron Mason-Clark is out for a number of weeks with a hamstring strain suffered on Boxing Day. American striker Haji Wright who has netted seven goals this term has been out since early November. Tatsuhiro Sakamoto suffered a knock against Cardiff, so Frank Lampard will have to overcome some obstacles to name his side.
With all that in mind, the Star has rounded up the latest injury news from both sides below.
1. Dominic Iorfa - out
Iorfa limped off the pitch in the draw with Millwall last week. He went down with any form of collision, and it has now emerged that he has a muscle injury. He's set to be out for eight weeks, which will keep him out until early March. | Getty Images
2. Dominic Iorfa - out (continued)
Danny Rohl said: "For Dom it’s a shame - he will be out for eight weeks - a long, long time. "It’s a big muscle injury… It’s not nice, but it’s what it is, and we cannot change it now. "We’ll try and get him back as soon as possible, but when it’s such a big injury it takes time. "We know that Dom will need time also to get into a rhythm - we’ll see what it means for the season." | Getty Images
3. Haji Wright - out
Haji Wright is moving closer towards a return. He's missed 11 games with an ankle ligament injury that he sustained on November 9. Saturday is likely to come too soon, but the American could be back out on the pitch soon. | Getty Images
4. Haji Wright - out (continued)
Frank Lampard said: "He came out on the grass yesterday for his first sort of steps outside with some mobility work to get moving. "We're hoping he's back in the next two weeks or so, but it's been a fair amount of time now, so I want to be conservative about how I say he will be on the grass and then with us. "He has to get his fitness up and the staff have been doing a good job of doing what they can to keep him as fit as he can be." | Getty Images