Check out the injury updates from all 18 clubs.

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Worrell had left arm surgery on Monday after a "pretty serious fracture" and will recover at home before starting his rehabilitation. Thilthorpe will start running this week in a significant step forward, with the Crows confident the young key forward is making strong progress after a pre-season knee injury. – Nathan Schmook

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Answerth will be available if he ticks off the final days of his concussion protocols, while Robertson is also back providing he has no late hiccups. Ashcroft has been given a definitive timeline for the first time in his rehabilitation after he joined team drills for the first time last week. – Michael Whiting

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The Blues will lose Cerra for at least the next three matches, while Cottrell will be sidelined for around a month in another bitter blow. Cuningham has sustained yet another setback, while Fogarty, Motlop and Saad are still a week away. Pittonet and Williams will undergo a fitness test later this week to determine their availability for Friday night's clash with the Swans. In some good news, Caleb Marchbank (back) made a successful return in the VFL. – Riley Beveridge

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Collingwood has been decimated by injuries across the past few weeks with three more out of the win against West Coast on Mother's Day, including Howe who could miss up to three games with a groin strain. Elliott will miss at least a month with a vascular injury. Begg has been cleared of an ACL but is facing a stint on the sidelines after damaging his MCL and PCL in the VFL. De Goey and Mitchell both faces fitness tests ahead of Saturday's game against Adelaide. – Josh Gabelich

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The Bombers' injury list is shortening, but they will be without Draper and Duursma for several weeks. In good news, Ridley could be back this week, while Zach Reid and Jye Menzie played full games in the VFL on Saturday. – Dejan Kalinic

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There is confidence Darcy will be available for Saturday's game, with a fitness test planned for later in the week. Sturt missed last week with a flare-up in his knee but should be available. A timeline for O'Driscoll's return is not far away, while Stanley will miss a month with a syndesmosis injury after a visiting a surgeon in Melbourne. – Nathan Schmook

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The Cats will be without three of their most potent players in Cameron, Hawkins and Dangerfield this week but they should regain the two big forwards for round 11. Bruhn is also a chance to boost the midfield after missing last week's loss to Port Adelaide with a shoulder injury. – Michael Rogers

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Rosas jnr is progressing nicely from his hamstring injury, running at close to full speed at TIO Stadium on Tuesday. The speedy forward is training strongly in the gym and will continue to progress over coming weeks with the hope of being available around the mid-season bye. – Michael Whiting

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The Giants will be without Kelly and Ash for the next six weeks, after both sustained brutal calf tendon injuries in last week's loss to the Bombers. Cumming still has a month to go in his recovery, while Aleer has entered concussion protocols. – Riley Beveridge

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Lewis has been ruled out in the short-term due to the lingering knee cartilage injury that has sidelined him since Easter Monday. Chol and Sicily are both pushing to be available for the trip to South Australia this weekend. O'Sullivan has suffered a hamstring strain and will miss a few weeks. – Josh Gabelich

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Key forward van Rooyen suffered a head knock in the dying stages of the Demons' game against Carlton and has entered concussion protocols. Turner finished the same game with some calf soreness, with scans later showing he has a low-grade strain which will sideline him for 3-4 weeks. Similarly, Hore was unable to play out the VFL match on Friday night due to calf tightness and is facing a 4-6 week stint on the sideline with a calf strain. No timeline has been set for Schache's (heel) return. In better news for the Demons, Salem (hamstring) is a chance to be available this weekend, pending a fitness test later in the week. - Alison O'Connor 

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The Roos will be without McKercher for their clash with the Bombers, but how long the young gun will be sidelined is to be confirmed. Simpkin is no certainty to return for this week's clash against the Bombers. – Riley Beveridge

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Burgoyne and Rozee will be tested later in the week, while Jones will have to spend another week on the sidelines. Soldo is expected to start running again in the coming days, while Narkle will integrate into training over the coming week. – Michael Whiting

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Just when it looked like things had turned to the good for the Tigers it went another 180 degrees. Rioli will be out for the long term with a syndesmosis injury from the dying minutes of the loss to the Bulldogs, while Banks, Campbell and Graham all escaped with short-term diagnoses. In some semblance of good news, Baker and Grimes are possible returns to face Brisbane, while Taranto is now listed as less than a month away. - Howard Kimber

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Van Es has been placed on the inactive list due to a long-term ankle injury, following his third bout of surgery. Schoenmaker will miss a second game due to concussion. Crouch is pushing to return from a knee injury after missing the past couple of months. – Josh Gabelich

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McCartin will miss at least another week due to concussion, although Nick Blakey has been given the all clear after a head knock late in the win over the Dockers. Mills hit the track this week in his injury comeback, with John Longmire hopeful he will be available in the weeks after the mid-season bye. The skipper's recovery from shoulder surgery is tracking well, but he's yet to resume full training due to the calf strain he suffered last month. – Martin Smith

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The Eagles have decided to send Long for surgery on a posterior cruciate ligament, ending the small forward's season. Yeo trained on Tuesday and is pain free after missing with a groin issue, raising hopes he will be available if he puts together a solid week on the track and proves hit fitness. McGovern was waiting on test results after being removed against Collingwood as a precaution following a heavy landing, with the Eagles now confident he will be available this week. Petruccelle has a low-grade syndesmosis injury, while Hall is managing a minor hand issue. – Nathan Schmook

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Vandermeer will need to prove his fitness ahead of the trip to face Greater Western Sydney after being subbed out of the win over Richmond due to a shin complaint. Draftee Aiden O'Driscoll was medically retired this week after suffering a significant concussion during the pre-season. – Josh Gabelich