2 Sheffield United selection dilemmas Paul Heckingbottom is facing ahead of Nottingham Forest test

Sheffield United will be desperate to bounce back from their recent defeat to Millwall by securing victory in tomorrow’s showdown with Nottingham Forest at Bramall Lane.

The Blades were unable to prevent the Lions from sealing all three points at The Den last weekend as Jake Cooper netted the winning goal for Gary Rowett’s side in the second-half of this fixture.

Set to face a Forest outfit who are expected to be a direct rival for a play-off in the Championship during the remainder of the campaign, United will need to be at their very best in this fixture.

Having witnessed his team’s display against Millwall, it wouldn’t be at all surprising if Blades manager Paul Heckingbottom makes some alteration to his side on Friday.

Here, we have decided to take a look at TWO Sheffield United selection dilemmas Heckingbottom is facing ahead of this fixture…

Should Morgan Gibbs-White return to the club’s starting eleven?

Since recovering from a knee injury that he suffered in December, Morgan Gibbs-White has started in four of the club’s last six league games.

Deployed as a substitute in the Blades’ clash with Millwall, the midfielder was unable to prevent his side from suffering a defeat in this fixture.

An incredibly talented individual, Gibbs-White has already played a direct role in 12 goals for his side in the Championship and will be keen to add to this tally on Friday.

Capable of playing in a more advanced central role, the midfielder could potentially be given the nod to start by Heckingbottom ahead of Iliman Ndiaye who recorded an underwhelming WhoScored match rating of 6.11 against Millwall.

Will John Fleck be handed the opportunity to impress?

John Fleck has drifted in and out of the Blades’ side since collapsing during