Who’s Available?
Ryan Lowe is expecting everyone who was part of the matchday squad on Monday night against Leicester City to again be involved this weekend.
Ali McCann, Ben Whiteman, and Brad Potts will all miss out again through injury.
Ched Evans could make his 400th career appearance if he features, while 16-year-old Theo Mawene, who became the club’s seventh-youngest appearance maker on Monday, will be hoping for more minutes.
Opposition Focus
It looked as though West Brom had all but sealed their Play-Off spot a few weeks back, but one victory in their previous seven matches has meant their fate is still to be sealed on the final day.
After finishing ninth last season, Carlos Corberán’s side have enjoyed a great campaign and they hold the division’s sixth best record at home, picking up 46 points from their 22 matches.
Heading into the final day, there’s three teams fighting for two Play-Off places, with Norwich City currently sitting fifth and travelling to Birmingham City, and Hull City in seventh head to Plymouth Argyle.
Match Officials
Referee: Stephen Martin
Assistant Referees: Mark Dwyer and Rob Smith
Fourth Official: David Webb
Stephen Martin will referee his second North End match of the campaign on Saturday, after taking charge of the recent 3-0 victory over Rotherham United.
Martin has been the main official for 21 matches so far this season, showing 104 yellow cards and two reds.]
IT'S THE FINAL COUNTDOWN
MACS VIEW
Well we won't be heading for Europe but traditional mid table obscurity, given our last four results there is absolutely zero chanc of getting any thing from this game but in a round about way we can absolutely shaft one or two teams
Lose at WBAA basically means Hull can't get the play offs, therefore when we are three down at half time they will capitulate at Plymouth. Norwich will also take it easy in the knowledge that Hull won't win by seven at Plymouth take a defeat at Birmingham.
Meanwhile Wednesday win at Sunderland and finally Rovers will lose at Leicester ending up with them getting relegated JOB DONE
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Ryan Lowe is expecting everyone who was part of the matchday squad on Monday night against Leicester City to again be involved this weekend.
Ali McCann, Ben Whiteman, and Brad Potts will all miss out again through injury.
Ched Evans could make his 400th career appearance if he features, while 16-year-old Theo Mawene, who became the club’s seventh-youngest appearance maker on Monday, will be hoping for more minutes.
Opposition Focus
It looked as though West Brom had all but sealed their Play-Off spot a few weeks back, but one victory in their previous seven matches has meant their fate is still to be sealed on the final day.
After finishing ninth last season, Carlos Corberán’s side have enjoyed a great campaign and they hold the division’s sixth best record at home, picking up 46 points from their 22 matches.
Heading into the final day, there’s three teams fighting for two Play-Off places, with Norwich City currently sitting fifth and travelling to Birmingham City, and Hull City in seventh head to Plymouth Argyle.
Match Officials
Referee: Stephen Martin
Assistant Referees: Mark Dwyer and Rob Smith
Fourth Official: David Webb
Stephen Martin will referee his second North End match of the campaign on Saturday, after taking charge of the recent 3-0 victory over Rotherham United.
Martin has been the main official for 21 matches so far this season, showing 104 yellow cards and two reds.]
IT'S THE FINAL COUNTDOWN
MACS VIEW
Well we won't be heading for Europe but traditional mid table obscurity, given our last four results there is absolutely zero chanc of getting any thing from this game but in a round about way we can absolutely shaft one or two teams
Lose at WBAA basically means Hull can't get the play offs, therefore when we are three down at half time they will capitulate at Plymouth. Norwich will also take it easy in the knowledge that Hull won't win by seven at Plymouth take a defeat at Birmingham.
Meanwhile Wednesday win at Sunderland and finally Rovers will lose at Leicester ending up with them getting relegated JOB DONE
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