Check out the injury updates from all 18 clubs.

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Worrell has done a power of running through his rehab and is due back in the next week, with the Crows expecting him to hit the ground running. Hamill, likewise, will not be restricted on his legs after undergoing finger surgery, with the defender expecting clearance to complete ball work soon. – Nathan Schmook

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Answerth and Starcevich are both expected to be available at the weekend, just needing to get through main training on Thursday to tick off their final stages of recovery. – Michael Whiting

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The Blues will put Fantasia and McGovern through their paces later this week to determine their availability for the weekend. Williams is expected to miss some time, though the club will wait to see how he recovers this week before determining the extent of his injury. Jack Martin (calf) made his return through the VFL last weekend. – Riley Beveridge

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Cox and Howe are both pushing to be available this weekend but need to prove their fitness at training on Thursday. Dean has entered concussion protocols, joining Schultz. Mitchell has experienced a setback in his bid to return from foot surgery. – Josh Gabelich

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The Bombers suffered no fresh injury concerns from their loss to the Demons. They could regain gun midfielder Parish next week, while a timeline has now been set for Reid. Baldwin has been ruled out for the rest of the season. – Dejan Kalinic

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Pearce is on track to return if he gets through training after pushing hard to play in round 18 but being held back. Darcy is also on track and has ticked all boxes so far after copping an accidental knee to the head. Erasmus is in concussion protocols after a head knock in the WAFL. Brandon Walker got through his first game in the WAFL after a shoulder injury and felt no pain, putting him in the AFL selection frame this week. - Nathan Schmook

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It's bad news for ruck Conway with a navicular stress fracture ending his season. He will have surgery and is expected to be able to complete a full pre-season. Guthrie finally has some clarity on his return, expected in three weeks after a frustrating period dealing with his Achilles problem. In better news, Bruhn is a chance to return against the Bulldogs this weekend after strong progress in his recovery from a wrist fracture, while forward Shannon Neale is available after being cleared of damage from a knock to his throat. – Michael Rogers

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A mixed bag for the Suns with Lachie Weller available after 12 months on the sidelines following knee surgery, but Ainsworth ruled out for the rest of the season with a "high grade AC joint injury" the club's physiotherapist Lindsay Bull said. Ainsworth will see a specialist this week to determine his next course of action. – Michael Whiting

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The Giants are hopeful Coniglio plays this week, having been subbed off with soreness in his shoulder last weekend. He didn't require scans, so it will simply be a case of whether he makes it through training in the coming days. Taylor is still around a fortnight away, while Kelly will miss much of the next month. – Riley Beveridge

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Ginnivan is pushing to be available against his old side on Saturday after missing the past two games due to a fractured fibula. The small forward trained on Monday but will need to be cleared on Thursday to return. D’Ambrosio will also face a fitness test later in the week after being subbed out with an ankle injury – Josh Gabelich

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Gawn has been "incredibly diligent" in his rehab and is pushing to play against Fremantle after just one week on the sidelines with an ankle injury. A decision on his fitness will be made later in the week. Hunter succumbed to calf tightness while playing VFL on the weekend, with subsequent scans showing a low-grade strain. He is expected to miss one week. Spargo is out for the remainder of the season after undergoing surgery on his troublesome Achilles last week. - Alison O'Connor

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The Kangaroos will put young ruck Free on the sidelines for an indefinite period, having sustained multiple concussions in the VFL over the last year. It was the only setback from last weekend's games. – Riley Beveridge

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A mixed bag out of the weekend, with scans clearing Marshall of any serious damage, while Finlayson will not require surgery but will miss the rest of the season. Sinn and Burton will be tested later in the week. Farrell will miss Saturday night's clash with Richmond after suffering a low-grade hamstring strain at training on Tuesday. – Michael Whiting

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Martin once again is a test with his ongoing back issue, while Lynch is still sidelined for a few more weeks, having injured his "good" hamstring four weeks ago. After a frustrating season, Ross is within touching distance of a return after hurting his foot in April. – Sarah Black

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Phillipou will be sidelined for up to a month after sustaining a hip injury in the loss to Adelaide last Saturday night. Mid-season recruit Hall is sidelined with a back injury, while Dow and Caminiti face fitness tests ahead of the clash against West Coast on Saturday – Josh Gabelich

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Flying high on top of the ladder, the Swans also have one of the shortest injury lists in the competition, although the addition of McInerney is a huge blow given his form this season. The versatile 23-year-old will miss at least a few weeks and his return to play remains up in the air. Cunningham is expected to return after a hamstring issue, while Isaac Heeney will also be back from suspension. Callum Mills has pulled up a bit sore after playing a full game last week in his comeback from a long-term injury and might be an option to take the sub vest against Brisbane as the club carefully manages his return. Young guns Konstanty and Snell both picked up injuries in the past week. - Martin Smith

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Brockman has a syndesmosis injury and will miss this week as the Eagles work on a plan and timeline for his return. McGovern won't travel to face the Saints as he recovers from rib and lung injuries. Waterman faces a fitness test as he manages some soreness around his knee. Flynn will also be tested after taking slightly longer than planned to recover from an ankle issue. Petruccelle is expected to be available after overcoming a hamstring strain suffered at training, while Jamieson continues to work through a patella tendon knee issue. – Nathan Schmook

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Treloar was a late out on Saturday with calf tightness and will need to prove his fitness later in the week before being cleared to face Geelong on Saturday. Naughton is on track to exit concussion protocols in time, but O’Donnell might need another week before being cleared to return. – Josh Gabelich