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“Jordan and Marc are fine, they have both had scans, their injuries aren’t big injuries, so hopefully they might be back inside the next two to three weeks.”Įustace says Harlee Dean remains out with a calf injury, sustained against Portimonense, but reiterated his expectations regarding Gary Gardner and Krystian Bielik, with Gardner nearly back and Bielik due to join in first team training on Monday.“Our hearts are here, even if our homes aren’t,” she said. Hopefully we will see him in the next two or three weeks. He is back, his levels of fitness are up there and he is doing really well again. I think it was more the physical-medical side of it which he has come through now. It was just a physical thing, as part of his growing, his development. Roberts hurt his thigh against Cardiff, while Graham picked up a bang against Norwich – but Gordon, who along with Jordan James was the main breakthrough candidate of last season, has not played yet this term.Įustace said: “Nico is very close to being back on the grass with the sports science team, so everyone is working in the right direction. However, Eustace clearly sees light at the end of the tunnel with Jordan Graham, Marc Roberts and the yet to feature Nico Gordon just over a fortnight away from a return.

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Speaking ahead of Saturday’s Championship match with Wigan Athletic the Birmingham City head coach provided a fitness update on the frustratingly large group of senior players who are currently carrying knocks.

John Eustace hopes to have three of his first team squad back ‘in two-to-three weeks’. Subs: Etheridge, Friend, Leko, Chang, Deeney, Cosgrove, Bellingham. Tuesday’s goalscorer George Hall and Jordan James partner Bacuna in midfield with Jutkiewicz reprising his partnership with Scott Hogan up front.īLUES (3-5-2): Ruddy Colin, Sanderson, Trusty Williams, James, Hall, Bacuna, Placheta Jutkiewicz, Hogan. Josh Williams and Przemyslaw Placheta start at wing backs. That means John Ruddy remains in goal, with Dion Sanderson playing in the middle of a back three flanked by Maxime Colin and Auston Trusty. Otherwise the team which battled so hard against the Hornets goes again against opponents who have drawn all three of their matches since their return to the Championship. Deeney takes his place on the bench, with Juninho Bacuna named as Blues’ captain. That is the only change to the Birmingham City side which drew with Watford in midweek and which faces Wigan Athletic at St Andrew’s this afternoon. John Eustace has handed Lukas Jutkiewicz his first start of the season – and his first since March – with the veteran striker coming in for Troy Deeney. We’ll have team news from 2pm and kick off at 3pm so stay tuned. One returnee might be Gary Gardner, who has been injured all pre-season – but Krystian Bielik, Marc Roberts, Harlee Dean and Jordan Graham are all out. As a result they will arrive in the Second City fresh and on the back of three successive draws to mark their return to the Championship.īlues have bagged a couple of draws too, Watford and Luton – and have beaten Huddersfield but lost to Cardiff.Įustace must decide whether to ask the same XI to go to the well once again, including shining youngsters Jordan James, Josh Williams and George Hall, or whether to rotate as much as he can. John Eustace’s men made a huge physical investment in Tuesday night’s 1-1 draw with Watford, enduring long spells without the ball but by and large containing the promotion hopefuls.īy contrast today’s opponents were taking an unscheduled break as their midweek trip to Coventry City’s CBS Arena was postponed due to an unplayable pitch. Birmingham City’s threadbare squad will be tested by a second game in four days when Wigan Athletic visit St Andrew’s this afternoon.

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