Both Hull City and Bristol City have no injury concerns ahead of their Championship play-off final on Saturday.

The return of Dean Marney from injury means Hull City have a fully-fit squad for Wembley clash.

Tigers boss Phil Brown has plenty to ponder prior to kick-off as midfielder Marney appears to have won his fitness battle with a knee injury.

Marney missed both legs of the semi-final win over Watford and Brown could opt to name the same starting XI for the third game in a row despite the possible return of the former Tottenham trainee.

Dean Windass and Fraizer Campbell are set to lead the line in attack, with the latter set to rejoin parent club Manchester United after the Wembley showpiece.

The Tigers have never played at Wembley and are going in search of a place in the top flight for the first time.

Bristol boss Gary Johnson, who insisted at the start of the week he already knew what his starting line-up would be at Wembley, also has a full compliment of players from which to choose his match-day squad of 16.

He has admitted watching his side train this week has been a nervous experience.

"We have worked hard in training. You cross your fingers and cringe sometimes when you see some big tackle going in but it has got to be that way because you have still got to train properly," Johnson told the club's official website.

"At the moment everyone is fit and looking forward to being selected in the 16."

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