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Play-Off Final: Team News

Millwall and Swindon Town will go head to head tomorrow at Wembley but both sides have personnel who will have to watch from the stands.
Town manager Danny Wilson has been boosted with the news that keeper David Lucas has not done any serious damage to his shoulder despite being forced off at Charlton but is sweating on the fitness of key players Alan Sheehan and Billy Paynter ahead of Saturday's showpiece. On-loan left-back Sheehan has rated himself '50/50' as he struggles with a pelvic injury and faces a race against time to be fit.
Striker Paynter, who wasn't 100% fit for their penalty win at The Valley, is continuing to monitor a hamstring complaint but will hope to resume his exceptional partnership with Charlie Austin. Should he not make it, Vincent Pericard or Frank Nouble could take his place.
However, most importantly perhaps, is the suspension of captain Gordon Greer who saw red for a high boot in the match against The Addicks. Scott Cuthbert will step up from the bench to take his place alongside Lascinel Jean-Francois.The Robins have permission to play their cluster of loan players so expect the likes of Simon Ferry, Danny Ward and Stephan Darby to retain their starting berths.
The Lions however have only one absentee, right-back and Player of the Year Alan Dunne, who is still out with a metatarsel injury. Jack Smith will again deputise. Ahead of him, Chris Hackett has only just resumed training so will hope to prove his fitness.
Otherwise, manager Kenny Jackett has a full squad to choose from including several first team players with Wembley experience. The likes of Paul Robinson, David Forde and Neil Harris all featured against Scunthorpe United last season whilst most of this season's signings have experience of the occasion. Steve Morison will be hoping to make it a personal hat-trick of wins after he lifted the FA Trophy twice during his time at former club Stvenage Borough, Liam Trotter was part of the The Iron's side that beat The Lions this time last year, whilst Danny Schofield has experience of a Play-Off final when he was a member of the 2003/4 Huddersfield Town side that beat Mansfield at Cardiff's Millenium Stadium.

Evo sutra je finale play off-a i nadam se da ce Millwall uspeti da pobedi i vravi se u championship!