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Doncaster v Leicester Online Free Live Stream Npower Championship Preview -17 Dec-2011,15:00 CET.Team news ahead of Saturday's Championship clash between Doncaster Rovers and Leicester City at the Keepmoat Stadium.Watch Doncaster v Leicester Live Stream Online Npower Championship 2011 Video Free The match will take plcae at the in on Saturday 17/12/11 Preview Pictures and Wallpapers its mean all things are available in my blog please see and check here for latest things for you thanks.Watch Free Doncaster v Leicester Stream Free Online Video Of Npower Championship Saturday,17 Dec-2011 Kickoff and Time Table scheduled for 15:00 CET.Npower Championship ,Watch Video Online Live Stream,Watch Doncaster v Leicester Live Streaming Video ,Doncaster v Leicester Stream,Doncaster v Leicester Live free,Doncaster v Leicester Streaming,Doncaster v Leicester Live, Watch Doncaster v Leicester online,Doncaster v Leicester online, Doncaster v Leicester Results,Npower Championship Fixtures.Doncaster's veteran goalkeeper Neil Sullivan is expected to return to the starting line-up.
The 41-year-old came on as a second-half replacement in Monday's 2-2 draw at Barnsley for Gary Woods, who sustained a leg injury.
Sullivan has been struggling in recent months with what was initially thought to be a calf problem but what has now been diagnosed as "a pre-cursor to a stress fracture".
Woods will take his place on the substitutes' bench but midfielder and skipper Brian Stock and defender Mustapha Dumbuya are expected to play some part after returning to training this week.
Stock missed the Oakwell clash due to an ankle injury and Dumbuya sat it out because of a thigh problem.
Shelton Martis (hamstring) is likely to miss out again while fellow centre-half Adam Lockwood is making good progress after a knee operation. Defender James Chambers (knee) and midfield pair Martin Woods (hip) and Paul Keegan (knee) remain long-term absentees as 21st-placed Rovers bid to secure the point required to guarantee their safety.
Leicester midfielder Richie Wellens is a doubt to face his former club.
Wellens limped out of the home win over Watford on Monday with a knee injury.
City boss Sven-Goran Eriksson said: "Richie is very sore. He has been fantastic this season. He is a great football player, so it would be a shame if his season ended because of injury."
Portuguese goalkeeper Ricardo injured a shoulder in training on the eve of the Watford game and is unlikely to play again this campaign.
Eriksson may recall Conrad Logan from his loan at Bristol Rovers to deputise for Chris Weale, although academy keeper Adam Smith was on the bench against the Hornets.
Aleksandar Tunchev made his first appearance for 18 months after a serious knee injury when he went on as a substitute for the last minute of the Watford game and the Bulgarian defender could be involved in the squad again.
TO be bottom of the table at Christmas is like getting a great big kiss of death under the mistletoe.

It usually points to a less than prosperous New Year.

And it usually ends in one thing.

So when high-rollers Leicester City arrive in town this weekend, a draw - which would be enough to avoid that particular curse - would keep festive spirits high at the Keepmoat Stadium.

It would be quite a turn up for the books too.

Rovers seem to be very much all-or-nothing under Dean Saunders.

At Birmingham, after a smart strike from impressive loan striker Marc-Antoine Fortune and continuation of the battling qualities that were so evident against Southampton, they literally had it all.

But, as has been the case too often with Doncaster in 2011, they ended up with nothing - succumbing to yet another late goal.

Old habits die hard it appears.

And while Deano has undoubtedly given the dressing room a lift with his incredible appetite for winning, that hasn’t yet solved the problems of Sean O’Driscoll’s latter days at the club.

On their day, Rovers are quite capable of beating anyone at this level, particularly when they can call upon the likes of Fortune and El Hadji Diouf.