Manchester United defender Nemanja Vidic is scheduled to step up
up his comeback from a calf injury on Wednesday and have another
outing for Serbia when they face South Korea.
Vidic came through a 45-minute run-out on Saturday his country's
1-0 victory against Northern Ireland at Windsor Park without any
difficulty.
It was his first game in three weeks following a calf injury and
came after an agreement between coach Radomir Antic and United
manager Sir Alex Ferguson.
Antic said:"We arranged before the game Vidic would play one
half. He will also play in the game on Wednesday. Everything is
okay.''
Vidic's return is a boost for Ferguson ahead of the match
against Everton next Saturday as Rio Ferdinand is troubled with a
similar problem.
Jonny Evans is also a doubt as he sat out the second half in
Belfast as well after suffering a calf strain.
He is due to be assessed and manager Nigel Worthington said:"I
thought it was only fair to Jonny and Manchester United we got him
off. "We have iced it so it will be 24 hours before we know what
the full extent of the injury is.''