Late Team News Ahead Of Middlesbrough Game


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By Scott Cooper (16th April 2004)
April 16 2004

WE TAKE a look at the latest team news ahead of Middlesbrough's visit to Molineux on Saturday. Wolves are in desperate need of three points to try and delay relegation for a few weeks.

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Scott Cooper

16th April 2004

WE TAKE a look at the latest team news ahead of Middlesbrough's visit to Molineux on Saturday. Wolves are in desperate need of three points to try and delay relegation for a few weeks.

Wolves youngster Mark Clyde is to face a late fitness test ahead of the game. Clyde, who came through the youth team with Matt Murray, Keith Andrews, Joleon Lescott and Robbie Keane has missed the last two games due to a calf injury. Should Clyde not be passed fit then Denis Irwin will continue in his famous role.

Workhorse Alex Rae is back after missing the Easter games due to suspension. Rae was sent off in this fixture earlier in the season, but the referee and FA then decided to remove his red card once video evidence was looked at.

Paul Ince is expected to play against his former club and Henri Camara - who has scored in each of his previous four games - is expected to lead the attack with the recently impressive Carl Cort.

The only decision Jones has to make is whether to keep Okoronkwo is his defence or bring back Jody Craddock who has been rested for the previous two games.

Wolves won this fixture in 1997 - the last time Middlesbrough visited Molineux. Robbie Keane scored that day and our new hero, Henri Camara will be looking to emulate the Irish Striker at a packed Molineux tomorrow.

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