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Sheffield United could be backed by over 5,500 fans when they make the trip over the Pennines to face Preston North End on Boxing Day. (Photo by Alex Livesey/Getty Images)

Blades could have 5,500 fans at Preston as Boxing Day ticket news confirmed

Ex-Sheffield Wednesday forward Connor Wickham has suffered another major injury at Preston North End.

More heartbreak for former Sheffield Wednesday man

Connor Wickham is set to miss out for a while at Preston North End. (Photo by Dan Mullan/Getty Images)

Ex-Wednesday man suffers hammer blow just weeks after joining new club

Sander Berge celebrates after scoring against Preston North End: Simon Bellis / Sportimage

Slav makes a big prediction about Sander Berge

Emil Riis of Preston North End is mobbed by his teammates after scoring a late equaliser between Sheffield United and Preston North End at Bramall Lane . (Photo by Laurence Griffiths/Getty Images)

'We deserved it...' PNE boss offers take on late draw with Sheffield United

Connor Wickham is yet to find a new club having left Crystal Palace in the summer.

Big day for former Sheffield Wednesday striker

Former Sheffield Wednesday loanee Izzy Brown has been linked with Preston North End. (Pic Steve Ellis)

Brown set for Championship switch after Wednesday and Chelsea exit?

Valerien Ismael, manager of Barnsley FC.

Valerien Ismael urges Barnsley to switch on again after Preston loss

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