Sheffield United vs Millwall early injury news as 7 ruled out and 2 doubts

Millwall are back in action on Tuesday night when they face automatic promotion hopefuls Sheffield United. The Lions beat Portsmouth over the weekend to remain six points off the playoffs, and they are going to have to win the majority of their games to overcome the defifict.

As for the Blades, they suffered a huge defeat to Oxford United on Friday night, but Leeds United’s failure to win means they still hold a one-point advantage over the Whites in third, while they are one point behind leaders Burnley. Here we round up the early injury news surrounding Millwall and Sheffield United.

Rhys Norrington-Davies - Out

Norrington-Davies is out for the season, with Wilder saying last month: "It's not good news regarding Rhys. He's had an operation on his groin area, a really unfortunate injury - a block tackle and the force of the challenge and the force of the injury sees him out for the rest of the season. It's disappointing for him. It's not going to be affecting his next season but he'll just miss out the end of this season. It's disappointing for him because he's due a bit of luck and hopefully he'll get himself right and get that bit of luck he deserves."

Oliver Arblaster - Out

Wilder said back in March of Arblaster’s ACL injury: "It'll be next season, he's got some hurdles to get over, he's worked extremely hard and been diligent with his work. He's chomping at the bit as you can imagine, but he's still got a third of the work to go through. He's in a good place, and he's out on the grass and working but still that's a medium-to-long term injury. He'll be looking to come back into pre-season, whether it is the first day of pre-season he's back in with the first team, we'll work on that. He has a long summer ahead of him, a lot of work to put in to get himself right for the commencement of the new season."

Tom Davies - Out

Wilder has said: “Tom Davies will be back for Plymouth.”

Harry Clarke - Doubt

Wilder added on Clarke: “Harry Clarke for Millwall/Plymouth as well."

Japhet Tanganga - Doubt

Neil said after the Portsmouth win: "I think he might have broken his hand - he couldn't move it, we'll get it X-rayed tonight (Saturday) and find out,.”

Camiel Neghli - Out

Neil has said: “He’s at least two weeks away. Him and Femi will be lucky if they make the last three or four games.”

Femi Azeez - Out

The same applies as above.

Danny McNamara - Out

McNamara is out after requiring surgery on the serious knee injury he picked up last month. He will be out for the season.

Calum Scanlon - Out

Scanlon will be out for much of the season, and likely all of it. Neil said at the time: “Unfortunately Calum's got a really bad hamstring injury. He required surgery, which he already had and I believe everything went successfully, but that will rule him out for basically sixteen weeks, which takes him to the end of the season. So he'll go back to Liverpool. We're naturally upset for him."

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