Robinson has already been ruled out for Saturday's semi-final against the Giants. However, the club has left the door open for a return in the preliminary final should the Lions advance. - Michael Whiting 

De Goey suffered another hamstring injury in the qualifying final win over Geelong and has travelled to Germany to be assessed by a world-renowned hamstring expert, with his best hope of a return being if the Pies make the Grand Final. Greenwood will be sidelined long-term after rupturing an anterior cruciate ligament against the Cats. The unlucky Murphy is recovering from another injury – nerve damage to his neck. It's also unlikely we'll see Quaynor again this season, while Reid is back in full training but faces an uphill battle to regain his place after another soft-tissue injury. The campaign is already over for Cox, Langdon, Beams and Dunn. - Ben Collins

Deledio won't play again this year unless the Giants make the Grand Final, and he can somehow rehab his troublesome calf after scans revealed damage to the tendon. Coniglio has been ruled out for this week but is running strongly and increasing his agility work, so the vice-captain could be fit for a preliminary final if GWS can topple Brisbane on Saturday night. - Adam Curley

Stack has started running and is progressing well from surgery on a syndesmosis injury, but the Tigers are still reticent to put a timeframe on his return. Daniel Rioli has pulled up well from a rolled ankle suffered in the qualifying final win, which he played out. - Sarah Black

Premiership skipper Shannon Hurn (hamstring), tagger Mark Hutchings (hamstring) and star ruckman Nic Naitanui (ankle) all got through the elimination final after injury concerns, while young tall forward Oscar Allen is available after some knee soreness. Half-back Jackson Nelson is also fine after a heavy head knock against the Bombers, leaving the Eagles in an enviable position with an almost fully fit squad to pick from for the semi-final clash with Geelong. - Travis King