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Blackburn Rovers midfielder Corry Evans made his first start for the club since his return from injury. Corry Evans played the entire duration of the game as Blackburn Rovers ended up on the wrong side of a five-goal thriller at home to Watford in an English Championship clash played on Wednesday night. Corry Evans had been injured since last year before returning to Blackburn Rovers training towards the end of last month. He has now been part of the Blackburn Rovers squad for the last four games in the league. Corry Evans made his first appearance on his return from injury during the Barnsley game earlier this month. The return of Corry Evans has not been able to change the fortunes of Blackburn Rovers. The former Premier League champions have now lost their last five games in the English Championship since the win over Luton Town and the recent poor run has put a dent on their quest to secure a playoff spot this season.

Blackburn Rovers midfielder Corry Evans has stepped up his comeback from injury and he couldfeature for the u-23s before the end of this month according to Lancashire Telegraph. Corry Evans has been out of action since he sustained a hamstring problem in November 2020. Corry Evans is a Northern Ireland international and he would be hoping for a better year in 2021 after a poor2020.

Blackburn Rovers midfielder Corry Evans will miss the FA Cup third round clash with Doncaster Rovers this weekend as a result of injury. Blackburn Rovers will take on League One club Doncaster Rovers at home without the services of Corry Evans as the two clubs contest for the right to be in the fourth round of the competition. Corry Evans has missed the last 12 games for Blackburn Rovers in the league due to injury. His last appearance came two months ago.

Northern Ireland international Corry Evans has revealed that he feared for his life while he was recovering from fractured skull. The Blackburn Rovers midfielder spoke to the Daily Telegraph in an exclusive interview as he detailed what he went through during his recovery from the head injury. Corry Evans fractured his skull during a collision with Preston North End skipper Tom Clarke during a league game in January.

Corry Evans will miss the Northern Ireland clash against Slovakia through injury. It is a big blow for the team ahead of Thursday's Euro 2020 qualifying play-off game. Blackburn Rovers has said the 30-year-old would not participate in the Northern Ireland squad following the injury he sustained in the early moments of their 3-1 win against QPR on Saturday, 7th November. He will also lose out on the Nations League fixtures against Austria and Romania.

Blackburn Rovers manager Tony Mowbray has acknowledged that his team got carried away by the play-off talk. Earlier last month, the Lancashire outfit had moved within one point of the play-off positions after beating Bristol City and that led to Mowbray talking up the prospect of making the play-offs.

Joe Rothwell has claimed that he is very excited at the prospect of reunited with his Blackburn teammates, who have not been involved in training for the last 10 weeks. After the coronavirus pandemic hit the United Kingdom, Rothwell and many other teammates had a surprise time off.

Blackburn Rovers manager Tony Mowbray has called for the Fa to find a solution on how to conclude the current league season. The European domestic league has been put on hold due to the outbreak of the Coronavirus. To manage the spread among fans and the players, hence the decision to postpone the league till April 2nd the earliest.
Since the announcement that the league will be postponed to a later date, there have been a series of suggestions on how to conclude the ongoing season. Opinions have differed among stakeholders.

Blackburn Rovers midfielder Corry Evans has been impressed with the form shown by the club since their return from the international break. The Rovers have notched back-to-back victories following the international break and they have largely relied on Bradley Dack, who has netted three of the club’s four goals in this period.

Speaking on the club’s official website, Evans was pleased with the outcome of the past two games for the club and he was particularly pleased with the victory over an in-form Brentford side, where the team managed to keep the clean sheet despite having only one-third of the possession, he told: "We knew what type of game it would be tonight against a Brentford team who are a good footballing side. We had to be right at it both in and out of possession tonight and we did that really well, keeping the clean sheet as well. I think we should have scored more, but David made some really good saves.”

Blackburn Rovers manager Tony Mowbray has said that his team have experienced a tough week after managing just one point from the previous three Championship games. The Rovers recently suffered a 2-1 defeat to Luton in their home patch and that was soon followed by a stalemate against Nottingham Forest, where they should have won.
After successive winless games, the Lancashire outfit came up against Queens Park Rangers on the road where they were thoroughly beaten by a 4-2 score. Speaking after that match, Mowbray said that the Rovers should have done better in the recent home games but he has no complaints regarding the Rangers result where they were poor defensively.