Stephen Kelly worry for Rotherham against Wolves
Rotherham are sweating on the fitness of Stephen Kelly as they go in search of a third successive Sky Bet Championship win when Wolves visit.
The 32-year-old former Republic of Ireland international limped out of last week's impressive 3-0 success over Bristol City with a calf injury, though boss Neil Redfearn has confirmed the problem is not as bad as first feared.
Striker Leon Best sits out the second of his three-match ban, meaning Jonson Clarke-Harris and Danny Ward are likely to keep their places in attack.
Redfearn, who admits some of his squad have bumps and bruises, is unlikely to make too many changes as the Millers look to win three second-tier games in a row for the first time since 2003.
Ethan Ebanks-Landell could return for Wolves for the first time in three months.
The defender has been sidelined with a broken foot but is fit again and needs to plug the gap after loanee Mike Williamson was recalled by Newcastle.
Kortney Hause remains out with a hamstring injury after suffering a set back in his recovery and the centre-back has not played since October.
Goalkeeper Emi Martinez will be assessed after suffering a thigh injury last month.
Source: PAR
