The experienced midfielder was suspended for Saturday’s win over Norwich having collected five bookings this season, but is ready to return. Josh Cullen could come back into consideration after sitting out the last two games, with Samuel Bastien liable to drop out following a rare start.

Manuel Benson and Vitinho made important contributions as substitutes against the Canaries and are pushing hard but Scott Twine, Ashley Westwood and Darko Churlinov are out.

Several of Rotherham’s injury problems are easing but defender Cameron Humphreys has picked up a hamstring problem. He was forced off on Saturday against Cardiff and the turnaround is too tight. Grant Hall was suspended at the weekend and should come straight back in.

BURNLEY, ENGLAND - MARCH 01: (EDITORS NOTE: A star filter was used for this image.) General view inside of the stadium ahead of the Premier League match between Burnley and Leicester City at Turf Moor on March 01, 2022 in Burnley, England. (Photo by Alex Livesey/Getty Images)

On the positive side, Chiedozie Ogbene is hoping to make his comeback after a three-week hamstring lay-off, while Peter Kioso (groin and ankle) is back in the equation for the first time since August. Shane Ferguson and Tolaji Bola are recovering well from injury and could feature in the squad.

Is it on TV?

The game will be on Sky Sports Football through the Red Button. Sky Q customers can watch matches on the Red Button in HD at no extra cost. Coverage will begin at 7.40pm, five minutes before kick off.

Is there a stream?

Red Button matches are available on Sky Go and on the Sky app, simply sign in with your Sky iD to access the game. NOW TV monthly members can also watch fixtures on the red button. The games are NOT available with a daily pass from NOW TV.

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