Bradford AFC vs Millwall - Billy Clarke to miss out for Bradford

Bradford will be without striker Billy Clarke for the first leg of their Sky Bet League One play-off semi-final against Millwall.

Clarke sustained a fractured cheekbone in last Sunday's 2-0 home win against Chesterfield and is expected to miss both legs.

Boss Phil Parkinson will monitor striker James Hanson, who missed out last week due to a calf injury, and on-loan West Ham defender Reece Burke, forced off at half-time with a groin problem.

Striker Steven Davies will return to contention after serving a three-match ban, while wingers Filipe Morais and Kyel Reid, plus defender Nathan Clarke are pushing for recalls.

Millwall will be without Mahlon Romeo who starts a three-match suspension after the defender's dismissal in the final league game of the regular season.

The Lions appealed against the Antigua and Barbuda international's sending off but were unsuccessful in overturning the decision so Tony Craig could come into a reshuffled back-line.

Lee Gregory is likely to remain on the bench despite scoring last weekend's winner in the eighth minute of injury time as he continues to recover from a double hernia.

Midfielder Shaun Williams could be back in the starting line-up following his return as a unused substitute last week following a three-game ban.