Sheffield United are sweating on the fitness of <strong>Kalvin Phillips, Patrick Bamford, Joe Rothwell and Adam Davies</strong> as Chris Wilder’s side look to maintain their recent momentum against Preston North End tomorrow...

Sheffield United manager Chris Wilder has said striker Ryan One is facing &quot;a number of weeks&quot; on the sidelines with a hamstring injury.

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<strong>Mark McGuinness, Tom Cannon and Tyrese Campbell</strong> could replace the trio, while Brereton Diaz is set to continue up front after scoring his first league goal this season. ... Cooper; Choudhury, Tanganga, McGuinness, Burrows; Cannon, Peck, Phillips, ...

<strong>Liam Gibbs</strong> is another long-term absentee, having suffered a quad injury during the heavy defeat against Birmingham City. The midfielder is expected to be out for between two and three months, depriving Preston of another option in the engine room.

The midfielder is expected to be

Parkinson, who is dealing with injuries to key players like <strong>Josh Windass and Nathan Broadhead</strong>, bemoaned the lack of clinical finishing in the loss to Blackburn, with only one of Wrexham&#x27;s 24 shots on goal on target.

Sheffield United will also check on <strong>Patrick Bamford</strong> after he picked up an injury against Derby. Romelle Donovan should replace him in the starting XI. Ben Sheaf and Danny Imray could both be recalled for the trip to Bramall Lane. With Sheaf back available, the away side have just fi

Sheffield United travel to Lancashire on Tuesday night to face struggling Preston North End in the EFL Championship.Preston are in serious trouble, they sit bottom of the table with just five points f...

Sheffield United travel to Lancashire on Tuesday evening to take on struggling Preston North End in the EFL Championship, with Chris Wilder’s side looking to build on Friday night’s victory over Wrexham.

Preston North End will need their attacking players to produce something special when Sheffield United travel to Deepdale, and Callum Lang could be their biggest threat going forward. The forward is currently Preston’s leading goalscorer in the Championship, making him an important figure for a side

Alexander said: “<strong>JT [Jordan Thompson]</strong> is back from suspension, so he&#x27;s trained all week. Caleb has had a full week up to this point.

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Alexander praised Moran in his pre-match press conference but the Irishman has not made the starting XI. The full Preston starting XI reads: <strong>Iversen; Offiah, Storey, Hughes; Potts, Thompson, Leroy, Vukcevic; Lang; Kenny, Burgzorg</strong>.