Kenyon’s ready to return at full-back
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Kenyon had to cry off at the last minute with a groin injury in the stirring win at Stourbridge last Saturday.
However, he is fit again and takes the No.15 jersey, with Nick Royle playing on the wing.
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Hide AdPaul Arnold returns to bolster the second row, while hooker Jonny Roddam comes back on the bench.
Centre Stephen Briers also returns, and is named as one of the back replacements.
Prop Pete Altham is rested as part of Fylde’s rotation policy.
Leaders Fylde are the only side in National League One with a maximum points haul, having taken bonus points from each of their four matches.
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Hide AdNelson is refusing to make any predictions on Fylde’s ability or otherwise to stay at the top.
Asked if he was pleasantly surprised Fylde had made such a cracking start, he said: “I am neither surprised nor shocked.
“We just prepare for each match as it comes along in the same way.
“Blackpool FC were near the top of the Premier League last season, and ended up being relegated.
“It is only September, and it is very early in the season.”
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Hide AdHe added: “Sedgley Park have been long established in National League One and at a higher level in the Championship, so it will be a good test for us.”
The Sedgley Park squad includes the likes of former Fylde players such as Steve Nutt, Adam Lewis, Dan Birchall and Juan Crous.
Fylde: Kenyon: Royle, C Briers, Waywell, Brennand; Collins, Depledge; Livesey, Loney, Lavelle, Rawlings, Arnold, J Beaumont, S Beaumont, Stewart. Replacements: Griffiths, Roddam, Thompson, Wallwork, S Briers