The Potters extended their revival under boss Alex Neil with a 2-0 win at Preston on Saturday and, barring some late fatigue, they looked to have come through OK.

Neil has hinted he might mix things up to deal with Rotherham’s style of play.

Jacob Brown, Josh Tymon and Nick Powell are all due to remain unavailable, while Sam Clucas has been out with a hamstring problem.

Rotherham United make the trip to Stoke City on Tuesday night. Picture: Jan Kruger/Getty Images.

Rotherham will see whether Chiedozie Ogbene can make the bench.

The Republic of Ireland international was due to discover the full extent of his hamstring injury on Monday and if it is good news, boss Matt Taylor will consider using him as a substitute.

Brooke Norton-Cuffy looks set to feature after some hamstring trouble of his own, while Scott High returns to the fold after being ineligible against his parent club Huddersfield at the weekend.

Peter Kioso is an absentee after sustaining an ankle injury in a reserve-team game last week.

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 7.55pm, 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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