Wigan will be without suspended skipper Sam Morsy for their fifth-round FA Cup tie against Manchester City. Morsy received his 10th yellow card of the season in the midweek home defeat to Blackpool and starts a two-game ban. James Vaughan and fellow recent signing Devante Cole are both unavailable having appeared earlier in this season’s competition for former clubs Sunderland and Flee...Full Story »

Wigan have midfield issues prior to the visit of fellow strugglers Bristol City to the DW Stadium. Sam Morsy will complete a two-match ban having been booked on 10 occasions through the campaign. Max Power is also absent due to a hamstring problem picked up against Birmingham in midweek, though Shaun MacDonald (knee) is in contention for a comeback. Latics have only scored twice in their past...Full Story »

Sam Morsy scored the first and made the second goal as Wigan beat Brentford 2-1 in the Sky Bet Championship - their third win in a row. Morsy opened the scoring just before the half-hour with a fine strike, before his cross was turned into his own net by the unfortunate Harlee Dean to make it two on 32 minutes. Substitute Jota ensured a tense finale when he pulled one back for the Bees inside ...Full Story »

Barnsley midfielder Sam Morsy is back in contention for Friday night's home game against Nottingham Forest. Morsy missed last week's goalless draw against parent club Wigan and head coach Paul Heckingbottom must decide whether to recall him or stick with Josh Scowen. Heckingbottom has no new injury or suspension problems as his side bid to extend their unbeaten league run to five matches follo...Full Story »

A much-changed Chesterfield squad will renew the battle against relegation when Peterborough visit the Proact Stadium. Sam Morsy signed off with a goal in the 2-1 home loss to Millwall on January 23, before leaving to join League One rivals Wigan. That was the Spireites' last game and Morsy's departure has since been countered by the arrival of three new players. The versatile Gary Liddle, def...Full Story »

Millwall kept up their promotion push with a 2-1 victory at the Proact Stadium to leave Chesterfield in relegation trouble. Although the home side went in front through Sam Morsy, Aiden O'Brien quickly equalised and Lee Gregory hit the winner early in the second half. The game was open from the start and Chesterfield went close in the 16th minute when Slyvan Ebanks-Blake just failed to turn in...Full Story »

Chesterfield captain Sam Morsy is suspended for the visit of Bradford. Morsy received his 10th yellow card of the season during the FA Cup defeat at Walsall so he must serve an automatic two-match ban. Caretaker boss Mark Smith has some "tired legs" in his squad after 120 minutes at penalties against the Saddlers but no new injury problems. Smith is likely to make a few changes and has the li...Full Story »

Walsall won a penalty shoot-out 5-3 after extra-time following a goalless second-round replay with Chesterfield to earn a clash against their former manager Dean Smith at Brentford. Sadly for Chesterfield, skipper Sam Morsy was the only player to miss a spot-kick, firing over the crossbar when the Saddlers were 2-1 ahead, and defender Paul Downing hit the fifth penalty to clinch it for the home...Full Story »

Chesterfield deservedly picked up their first away win of the season with Sylvan Ebanks-Blake and Sam Morsy on target in a 2-1 win at promoted Shrewsbury. The visitors should really have been in front by the interval, but were unable to take any of three presentable chances. Experienced striker Ebanks-Blake headed an inviting cross from Dan Jones narrowly wide before Dan Gardner fired a low sh...Full Story »

Sam Morsy will be suspended when Chesterfield resume their League One play-off challenge at home to Coventry. Morsy was booked for the 10th time this season during the win against MK Dons and the combative central midfielder must now serve a two-match ban. Blues boss Paul Cook, whose team were without a game last weekend due to Bradford's involvement in the FA Cup, has Dan Jones fit again afte...Full Story »