Reading v Blackburn Rovers live stream, Sky Sports, Tuesday 2 March, 8pm GMT
Reading will be looking to tighten their grip on a Championship play-off place when they take on Blackburn on Tuesday night.
The Royals currently fifth in the second tier, with just three points separating them from seventh spot. It has been an eventful season thus far for Veljko Paunovic’s side, who topped the table until early November and then slid all the way down to eighth within just a month and a half. Reading have stabilised since then and head into this game on the back of a 1-0 victory over Rotherham, although it is notable that three of their previous five league outings ended in defeat.
Blackburn were on the cusp of the play-off places as recently as a month ago, but a rotten run of form has sent them tumbling down the table. Tony Mowbray has started to come under pressure with Rovers having taken just one point from the last 18 on offer. Blackburn did at least end a five-match winless run with a 1-1 draw with Coventry last time out.
Reading have no fresh injury concerns to contend with, so Paunovic could stick with the same starting XI that brought his side victory over Rotherham at the weekend. Andy Rinomhota is out until the end of the month, while John Swift is still a few weeks away from returning to first-team action following a hamstring issue. Reading hope to have Felipe Araruna available for selection again soon, but this game will come too soon for the Brazilian.
Bradley Johnson is close to completing his comeback from a hamstring problem, but the midfielder will not be rushed back too early. Sam Gallagher and Jacob Davenport are both sidelined until later this month, but Daniel Ayala and Scott Wharton should appear soon. Tom Tryball is likely to be recalled in the centre of the park.
Kick-off is at 8pm GMT and the game is being shown on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Football in the UK. See below for watching details where you are.
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