Sheffield Wednesday goalkeeper David Stockdale has admitted that he is determined to fight for a place in the club's starting eleven over the course of the coming months.
After sealing a move to Hillsborough last year, Stockdale initially started the season as the Owls' first-choice shot-stopper.
The 37-year-old made 21 consecutive appearances in League One before being replaced in the side by Cameron Dawson for the club's clash with Oxford United in December.
Since claiming a clean-sheet in this particular fixture, Dawson has kept his place in the starting eleven.
Having featured in Wednesday's last eight games in all competitions, Dawson is expected to be given the nod to play against Plymouth Argyle this weekend by Darren Moore.
A win for the Owls on Saturday will result in them moving above Plymouth in the league standings on goal difference.
Wednesday suffered a 2-1 defeat at the hands of Argyle at Home Park earlier this season as Sam Cosgrove scored the winning goal for Steven Schumacher's side in the closing stages of this game.
Speaking to BBC Sheffield (as cited by The Star) about his current situation at the club, Stockdale said: "It’s a good job I like Cam, isn’t it!