Undroppable and imminent return make second Birmingham City...

With captain Krystian Bielik out of the picture, Chris Davies has a gap to close in the midst of Birmingham City’s defence.

The last player Chris Davies wanted to lose was Krystian Bielik, especially with promotion-chasing Birmingham City

playing Rotherham United just a short distance away.

that followed his captain’s dismissal.Not five minutes after being booked for his part in a furious altercation between

the two sets of players, Bielik ought to have known better than to scissor Andy Cannon.

It wouldn’t be as alarming if Bielik had lost to someone else. However, the Polish defender possesses the strength

and bravery to contend with a Rotherham team.

Blues manager Davies described Rotherham as “direct in their style” in his opinion. They engage in combat for the

second ball and produce a lot of long balls. It is on its way to the box right now. They triumph at long throw-ins and

set pieces. It’s how they do things. They usually play a 4-4-2 diamond before attempting to press the ball whenever

they can and being highly aggressive against it.

This season, I’ve seen every game they’ve played, and I haven’t seen any opponent play them lightly. They have never

lost a game; they are always there, fighting and putting forth a lot of effort.

fourth-most long balls (80), the most aerial balls won (35.8) in League One, and by far the most crosses (31) in a

game.

Rotherham’s final league lineup features just two players who are shorter than 5 feet 11 inches. Ben Davies, a

Rangers loanee, will most likely replace Bielik, and he must be prepared for combat in the land of giants.

Bailey Peacock-Farrell, the custodian for the Blues, Willum Willumsson, Christoph Klarer, and Davies must all make an impact.

After making a slow start for Blues against Walsall immediately after joining the team at the close of the summer

transfer window, Davies deserves another opportunity to shine. Blues manager Chris Davies, who gave him his

moniker, anticipates that he will be better in tune with his teammates this time.

“It takes a few weeks for Ben Davies to adjust to life at Birmingham, the way we play, and the way we train. He has

been working hard in the gym.” He has had time to complete it, so I’m sure he will be prepared if called upon.

Davies must make the most of his second tryout because Bielik is practically unstoppable and Dion Sanderson is

closing in on a comeback after going back to the training ground. Should the 29-year-old fail to leave his impression,

his opportunities may.

Undroppable and imminent return make second Birmingham City audition a must impress