Sheffield Wednesday midfielder comes through surgery to aid season-ending issue
www.thestar.co.uk - 2024-04-30T23:01:00.000Z

Youngster Rio Shipston played a big part in Wednesday under-21s’ valiant effort in the Professional Development League this season but last month announced he was to miss the remainder of the campaign through injury. The 19-year-old has ben missed; defeat at Sheffield United last week was their second on the spin and left them short in a three-way battle for the play-off spots with the Blades and Birmingham City likely to prevail. Shipston, who has played five times for Wednesday’s first team...

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