CoventryLive provides updates on injuries for Coventry City as the Sky Blues get ready to play Wolverhampton Wanderers in the FA Cup quarterfinal. The news that Victor Torp has recovered from the gluteal strain that took him off against Watford last time out gives Coventry City a boost in their FA Cup injury list. Just before the hour mark at Vicarage Road, the Danish midfielder was substituted by the back-to-form Ben Sheaf as the Sky Blues secured a 2-1 Championship victory, which helped them regain hope for the play-offs. Although there were first worries that Torp’s injury to his buttock muscles may keep him out for some time, the midfielder has responded well to treatment and is helping City get ready for their important cup quarterfinal match against Wolverhampton Wanderers on Saturday. Manager Mark Robins provided an update on the 24-year-old’s health, saying, “He trained this morning, so he’s fine.” After his quick recovery, Sheaf will likely start at Molineux alongside Torp, Josh Eccles, or Liam Kelly, giving the Robins more options in the midfield. Regarding the position, which has been severely impacted by injuries over the past few months, there will be more good news soon. Jamie Allen’s recuperation from a fractured cheekbone is proceeding according to schedule, and he should be back to full training by next week. “Jamie will be back at the end of next week,” stated Robins. The player will then have a full week to fit into the Easter calendar over the international break, beginning with the trip to Huddersfield Town on Good Friday. GET MORE NEWS HERE Related Post navigation YUKI’S nine-month loan dealSad News: Yuki’s nine-month loan agreement fell apart