Forty one down. Five to go.
Fifth-placed Sheffield Wednesday dropped two points in their pursuit of a top-six finish in League One over the weekend after Bolton Wanderers grabbed a late equaliser at the University of Bolton Stadium. The Owls paid the price for not taking their chances and switching off from a set piece in the dying embers of the contest.
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But things are improving on the injury front. Here is all you need to know about the current state of play at Hillsborough and the expected return dates for those currently on the sidelines.
The 28-year-old forward suffered a setback in training last month, but Moore remains optimistic Windass will play again this season. His last Owls outing came in early February.
"We feel he is making really good progress. We still think he is at least another week to 10 days before he really starts to get back into the nitty and gritty of training. We will then assess him from there.
"There is still a possibility of him looking to play some games for us before the end of the season but we have got to make sure he is right and has got his strength there."
End of April (possibly the play-offs)
A spate of injuries has limited the defender to just four starts and two substitute appearances since joining Wednesday. An unspecified muscle problem has kept Gibson out of the last four matches.
"Dennis Adeniran and Lewis Gibson are back in training. We will see where they are in the next seven days. They are back in and taking part in the sessions, which has been great."
Possibly MK Dons
His loan spell has not gone according to plan. The young Arsenal striker has been out of action since
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