Serbian defender Nemanja Vidic is set to feature against Estonia after making a swift return from a calf injury sustained a fortnight ago.
Serbia manager Vladimir Petrovic has revealed that Nemanja Vidic is ready to start his first game since injuring his calf two weeks ago when they take on Serbia tonight. Vidic injured himself while playing for Manchester United and has unexpectedly made a quick return from that injury to be deemed fit to play against Estonia.
Petrovic is quoted by The Telegraph as saying: "Vidic is with us again and he is ready to play from the beginning. My only concern is about the condition of the pitch because it is a winter landscape."
If Vidic comes through the match tonight unscathed, he could even be considered for United's match against West Ham this Saturday and then possibly against Chelsea in the Champions League next week.
Both sides will face each other tonight with Serbia back in buoyant mood after winning their last qualifier against Northern Ireland last week. That 2-1 victory enabled Serbia to move into third place in Group C behind Slovenia and Italy.
Petrovic is quoted by The Telegraph as saying: "Vidic is with us again and he is ready to play from the beginning. My only concern is about the condition of the pitch because it is a winter landscape."
If Vidic comes through the match tonight unscathed, he could even be considered for United's match against West Ham this Saturday and then possibly against Chelsea in the Champions League next week.
Both sides will face each other tonight with Serbia back in buoyant mood after winning their last qualifier against Northern Ireland last week. That 2-1 victory enabled Serbia to move into third place in Group C behind Slovenia and Italy.
