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SADLER IN THE SADDLE

By Emile Harrison

WALSALL v DONCASTER
Tomorrow, Kick-off: 12.30pm
WALSALL interim boss Mat Sadler will be hoping to end a sorry season on a rare high when Doncaster come to town.
Without a win in nine games – and with just one victory in their last 23 outings, which cost Michael Flynn his job, Sadler will be looking for a success to also boost his own chances of getting the job full time.
When asked if he was interested, he just said: “We’ll see.”
On-loan goalkeeper Jackson Smith could make his first start, with Owen Evans (calf) a doubt.
This will ...

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