Post by Taxigirl on Sept 10, 2005 9:10:13 GMT
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David Healy is expected to be named in the Leeds squad for the visit of Brighton.
The Northern Ireland striker, who struck the winning goal for Lawrie Sanchez's side against England at Windsor Park, felt no reaction to the thigh injury he sustained against Azerbaijan last week.
Eddie Lewis and Gylfi Einarsson should also feature in the squad following international duty with the USA and Iceland respectively.
Goalkeeper Ian Bennett is expected to retain his place in the starting line-up at the expense of Neil Sullivan after three successive clean sheets.
Boss Kevin Blackwell has no new injury or suspension problems.
Brighton are without experienced defender Jason Dodd as they prepare for the trip to Elland Road.
Dodd is out for around six weeks with an ankle injury, so Adam El-Abd may be called upon by manager Mark McGhee.
Left-back Kerry Mayo could return after finally shaking off a calf injury, freeing up Paul Reid to play in his natural position at right-back in place of makeshift defender Gary Hart.
Striker Federico Turienzo (knee) may make the bench and left-sided midfielder Alexandre Frutos is in line for his debut after signing from Metz on a two-year deal last week.
David Healy is expected to be named in the Leeds squad for the visit of Brighton.
The Northern Ireland striker, who struck the winning goal for Lawrie Sanchez's side against England at Windsor Park, felt no reaction to the thigh injury he sustained against Azerbaijan last week.
Eddie Lewis and Gylfi Einarsson should also feature in the squad following international duty with the USA and Iceland respectively.
Goalkeeper Ian Bennett is expected to retain his place in the starting line-up at the expense of Neil Sullivan after three successive clean sheets.
Boss Kevin Blackwell has no new injury or suspension problems.
Brighton are without experienced defender Jason Dodd as they prepare for the trip to Elland Road.
Dodd is out for around six weeks with an ankle injury, so Adam El-Abd may be called upon by manager Mark McGhee.
Left-back Kerry Mayo could return after finally shaking off a calf injury, freeing up Paul Reid to play in his natural position at right-back in place of makeshift defender Gary Hart.
Striker Federico Turienzo (knee) may make the bench and left-sided midfielder Alexandre Frutos is in line for his debut after signing from Metz on a two-year deal last week.