 Sheffield Wednesday WFC this week play their third County Cup tie in a row, when they take on Doncaster Rovers Belles at the Keepmoat this Sunday.
With the Owls in fine form, winning their last two games and keeping two clean sheets, whilst scoring 43 goals, confidence in the camp is high. But manager Liam Kelly is expected to ring the changes as he puts League survival as the clubs main aim.
Kelly said "Primary aim - survival. That was my brief on taking the job and that as to be the focus. With weeks without training over Christmas and New Year and cut up pitches we do have a few injury problems mainly ankles and knees along with a few players who need a rest. Taking into account our next two games Preston at home and Curzon away we have to be sensible in selection. I can only name 3 players who are 100% fit, but at the same time, it'll give us a chance to look at a few younger inexperienced players and a few players we have out on loan around South Yorkshire returning. But we'll prepare the same, as this is a cup we respect."
The Owls next league game will be on the 28th February at home v Preston, KO 2pm.
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