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"I'm really gutted to be missing Sunday's game, but it's not worth taking the risk. My heart says `yes' but my head says `no.' Andy told the Western Mail.

Andy is hoping to be fit for the second leg at Ninian Park. He will travel to Stoke with the squad and watch from the sidelines.

"It would be wrong to declare myself fit too soon. There's no point coming on as a substitute at Stoke and then having to come off - that would let the rest of the team down. It's frustrating because these are the games you don't want to miss. I was hopeful of being fit but, after they treated my hamstring injury, they found I had a second injury behind the knee. I'll travel up with the team and watch the game, but I'm the world's worst spectator."

Daniel gabbidon looks certain to miss both play off legs.

It's hoped that Andy Campbell will be involved on Sunday. The livewire striker seems certain to be on the bench after coming through this weeks training sessions.

Lennie will probably stick to the same starting XI that beat Tranmere last week and Campbell's inclusion could be the only change on the bench. City have added David Hughes to the squad.

With the game being played on Sunday we may get more team and sqaud news on Saturday.