Plymouth might be without Lee Cox as they quite simply look for a crucial three points while in the battle for survival against Rotherham. Argyle already have got a four-point cushion between themselves as well as the npower League Two relegation zone and another three points would secure fourth tier football for an additional season.
However they should manage without Swindon loanee Cox who'll not play again in 2010 after tearing shoulder ligaments. The previous Leicester trainee suffered the injury in Argyle's 1-0 convince Exeter on March 30, his 10th appearance to the Pilgrims, and contains been sidelined since.
Striker Warren Feeney will pass up once again being previously sidelined since January. The Pilgrims go to this clash brimming with confidence having won five of their total last seven games.
Rotherham boss Steve Evans contains a triple selection headache. Midfielder Michael O'Connor is fighting a personal injury to his glute from a heavy challenge that saw him withdrawn from Tuesday's superb win at Bradford, which lifted the Millers to the automatic promotion places.
O'Connor has been around fine form during month so Evans are going to be hopeful the Northern Ireland international can certainly make it. David Noble got out of Tuesday's win using a virus, but he returned to training on Thursday and appears set to travel.
There's also some doubt over striker Daniel Nardiello as he remains to be encountering a foot injury found while scoring against Fleetwood a couple weeks ago. Daniel Kearns (Achilles) is nearing fitness and will be within the match-day squad, but Mark Bradley (foot) is going.
The Millers could put on their own the verge of promotion to npower League One with a win, with Burton away at play-off chasing Bradford.
Striker Warren Feeney will pass up once again being previously sidelined since January. The Pilgrims go to this clash brimming with confidence having won five of their total last seven games.
Rotherham boss Steve Evans contains a triple selection headache. Midfielder Michael O'Connor is fighting a personal injury to his glute from a heavy challenge that saw him withdrawn from Tuesday's superb win at Bradford, which lifted the Millers to the automatic promotion places.
O'Connor has been around fine form during month so Evans are going to be hopeful the Northern Ireland international can certainly make it. David Noble got out of Tuesday's win using a virus, but he returned to training on Thursday and appears set to travel.
There's also some doubt over striker Daniel Nardiello as he remains to be encountering a foot injury found while scoring against Fleetwood a couple weeks ago. Daniel Kearns (Achilles) is nearing fitness and will be within the match-day squad, but Mark Bradley (foot) is going.
The Millers could put on their own the verge of promotion to npower League One with a win, with Burton away at play-off chasing Bradford.
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