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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Coventry are without Jake Bidwell for their Championship clash against Sheffield United after learning the wing-back’s groin problem is more serious than first thought.
Bidwell missed the midweek loss to Luton after being forced off against Swansea and scans have since revealed a muscle tear that could keep him out for six weeks.
Jodi Jones is again doubtful after further problems with the knee injury that has troubled him in recent weeks.
Centre-back Dominic Hyam is expected to be available after recovering from a concussion suffered in training.
Blades midfielder John Fleck will miss out after being forced off with a groin injury in the first half of Tuesday’s win over Middlesbrough.
United are awaiting the results of a scan to determine the full extent of the problem but are hopeful the player will not face a long lay-off.
Charlie Goode is back in contention after a three-game suspension and George Baldock is also close to returning from a knock.
Chris Basham has been ruled out until after the international break with a knee injury.
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