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Sunderland will be looking to strengthen their stance in the League One play-off positions tomorrow afternoon when they welcome Shrewsbury Town to The Stadium of Light.
Sunderland have been without Leon Dajaku since the middle of March and Alex Neil has revealed to the Sunderland Echo that it still isn’t clear when he will be back in action, as the player remains ill.
Sunderland visit Oxford United on Saturday in a game that pits two League One play-off contenders against each other. The game at the Kassam Stadium kicks off at 3pm, and it could have a major bearing on which of these two sides secures a play-off berth.
Danny Batth made his comeback from an ankle injury but could not prevent an experienced Sunderland U23s side suffering a fifth successive Premier League 2 defeat. Batth was one of five first-teamers in the starting XI which took on Burnley U23s at the Stadium of Light and he completed the full 90 minutes.
Luke O'Nien made his first start since recovering from shoulder surgery as one of three changes to the Sunderland side that beat Fleetwood Town in midweek. O'Nien made a goalscoring comeback from the bench in that game after three-and-a-half months on the sidelines, and he was rewarded by Alex Neil with a place in the starting XI against Crewe Alexandra, with Elliot Embleton missing out.
Alex Neil will undergo a scan on the ankle injury that forced him off at Charlton Athletic - but boss Alex Neil admits it does not look good for the midfielder.
Nathan Broadhead was brought straight back into Sunderland's starting line-up against Charlton Athletic at The Valley. The on-loan Everton striker is fit again after recovering from the hamstring injury he suffered in the Carabao Cup quarter-final defeat at Arsenal the week before Christmas.
With two months of the League One season remaining, Sunderland are still in the hunt for promotion to the Championship despite a tail-off in form recently.