Binks has started the last six games at the heart of Coventry’s defence. He has committed one foul in four of his last five appearances.

Kieffer Moore could be in direct opposition if he has recovered from a calf injury, who is always a player who likes a tussle.

Souttar’s big-money Premier League move to Leicester from Stoke a couple of seasons ago did not quite go as planned, with just 16 appearances for the Foxes since January 2023.

He’s now back in the Championship again with Sheffield United, forming a formidable partnership so far with Anel Ahmedhodzic. He has committed one or more fouls in four of his last five games. Coventry are a good side going forward; therefore, he should have plenty to keep him busy.

After losing out in the League One play-offs with Peterborough last season, Burrows personally has been given the chance to play Championship football after a summer move to Sheffield United.

Burrows operates down the left-hand side, so will have to deal with Milan van Ewijk who likes to get forward down the right, as well as Brandon Thomas-Asante who drifts out there too.

He has committed one foul or more in three of his last four games and is averaging 0.93 per 90 in the league this season.

O’Hare returns to the club where he made 182 appearances between 2019 and 2024. He has upset some Coventry fans with his comments since leaving, so may get the booing treatment on Saturday lunchtime.

O’Hare averages 1.25 fouls per 90 in the Championship this season anyway, but the less than warm welcome from his former supporters may wind him up even more.

Vini Souza has been excellent at the base of the Sheffield United midfield this season, excelling in the destroyer role.

He has already been suspended for picking up five yellow cards. He has committed two or more fouls in three of the Blades’ last four games, and three of the last four away games he has started. He is averaging 2.3 fouls per 90 committed.

Van Ewijk usually plays at either right back or right wing-back depending on the formation that Coventry play with.

His biggest asset is his attacking play. He has started seven home games for Coventry this season, and taking eight shots in the process, five of which have been on target.

Burrows likes to get forward from left back and sometimes also takes free kicks around the edge of the box.

He has taken 19 shots from 13 games this season, so almost 1.5 per game. Five of those have been on target, all in separate games, and four of those were away from home.

Hamer is returning to his former club on Saturday afternoon, so he should be doubly motivated to make an impact.

Combining his total of cards (five) and goals (four) this season, he averages 0.88 per 90.

Given the additional edge to this game, this looks to be a decent bet.