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George Johnston believes Doncaster Rovers will be 'giving it everything' when they take on Bolton Wanderers this afternoon but feels the Whites can perhaps exploit the situation their opponents are in as they fight for survival.
Bolton Wanderers top scorer Dapo Afolayan could be in line to return to the starting team when the Whites take on Doncaster Rovers this afternoon.
Paul Heckingbottom will come face to face with an opposition manager who he first crossed paths with almost 20 years ago. The now Blades boss took his first steps on the road to becoming a professional footballer when he signed apprenticeship forms with Manchester United as a teenager.
An excellent record, albeit in a weaker league than England’s. A reputation for close vigilance of what his players do on the pitch and off it. A studious attention to detail and a broad mind. A sometimes gruff manner facing the media.
Leicester City produced a stunning late comeback at PSV Eindhoven to reach their first-ever European semi-final and take a huge step towards silverware.
Ian Evatt believes old pal Gary McSheffrey has been given a baptism of fire in his first managerial job with Doncaster Rovers but the Bolton Wanderers boss is focused upon picking up three points this afternoon.
Gujarat Titans' skipper Hardik Pandya cleared the air after taking himself off the attack in the 18th over following a match-winning knock against Rajasthan Royals in the IPL here on Thursday. The injury-prone cricketer has been doing well in all departments in his comeback tournament. He gave his fans a lot to worry about as he walked back into the dugout in the middle of his third over. Hardik, who scored 87 not out off 52 balls, himself allayed fears over his fitness at the post-match presentation.
"It was just cramps, nothing else," that is how Hardik Pandya cleared the air after taking himself off the attack in the 18th over following a match-winning knock against Rajasthan Royals in the IPL on Thursday. The injury-prone cricketer has been doing well in all departments in his comeback tournament. He gave his fans a lot to worry about as he walked back into the dugout in the middle of his third over.