Post by Taxigirl on Mar 11, 2006 8:09:16 GMT
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KO - 15:00 UK - Elland Road
Leeds manager Kevin Blackwell may opt to name an unchanged side when Norwich visit Elland Road.
United claimed an impressive win at Crystal Palace last time out and with no new injury or suspension worries, it could be a case of as you were for the United side.
Matt Kilgallon (knee) is back in training but the clash has probably come too soon for him - and with just four goals conceded in their last eight games, Sean Gregan and Paul Butler are certain to continue at the back.
Joel Griffiths is still short of match fitness after his move from Neuchatel Xamax, while David Healy will probably have to settle for a place on the bench once again.
Richard Cresswell (knee) is out for the rest of the season, while Frazer Richardson (hamstring) is still not ready to return.
Norwich striker Leon McKenzie may have played himself back into his manager's game plans for the trip to Leeds.
The 27-year-old had not started since last August but returned to the line-up to score against Stoke last weekend, and boss Nigel Worthington could keep faith with him.
Youssef Safri (thigh) was missing from the side which beat the Potters 2-1 and is rated doubtful for the trip to Elland Road, but Andy Hughes came through 85 minutes of that match okay.
In fact the only likely change is that Adam Drury should replace Simon Charlton at left back after completing a suspension.
KO - 15:00 UK - Elland Road
Leeds manager Kevin Blackwell may opt to name an unchanged side when Norwich visit Elland Road.
United claimed an impressive win at Crystal Palace last time out and with no new injury or suspension worries, it could be a case of as you were for the United side.
Matt Kilgallon (knee) is back in training but the clash has probably come too soon for him - and with just four goals conceded in their last eight games, Sean Gregan and Paul Butler are certain to continue at the back.
Joel Griffiths is still short of match fitness after his move from Neuchatel Xamax, while David Healy will probably have to settle for a place on the bench once again.
Richard Cresswell (knee) is out for the rest of the season, while Frazer Richardson (hamstring) is still not ready to return.
Norwich striker Leon McKenzie may have played himself back into his manager's game plans for the trip to Leeds.
The 27-year-old had not started since last August but returned to the line-up to score against Stoke last weekend, and boss Nigel Worthington could keep faith with him.
Youssef Safri (thigh) was missing from the side which beat the Potters 2-1 and is rated doubtful for the trip to Elland Road, but Andy Hughes came through 85 minutes of that match okay.
In fact the only likely change is that Adam Drury should replace Simon Charlton at left back after completing a suspension.