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Early prognosis

Rachele is on a modified training program this week after being substituted out late against St Kilda. The club has said he will be assessed after a tailored training session on Wednesday. Sloane is out of a knee brace as he continues his recovery from ACL surgery. – Nathan Schmook 

Early prognosis

McStay and McCluggage will have to get through main training on Thursday to be available to face GWS. Both ran lightly on Tuesday, with McStay doing some agility work. Daniher could be available to face St Kilda in round 13 or back after the bye to play Melbourne. - Michael Whiting

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The Blues believe Marchbank has dodged a bullet, after a knock to his ‘good’ knee in the VFL last week. Martin and Newnes should be available, though Mirkov will be out until after the AFL/VFL bye next week. Josh Honey (Knee) returned through the reserves last Sunday. McDonald will miss the season. - Riley Beveridge

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Ruckman-forward Cox remains a chance to be available for Sunday's game against Carlton after being cleared of ligament damage on Tuesday. The American suffered a compound finger dislocation against Fremantle on Sunday. Kelly could return from a hip injury in the VFL. Roughead is expected to miss again with a finger injury, continuing his frustrating start to 2022. Johnson is nearing a return after suffering a serious hamstring injury earlier in the season. - Josh Gabelich

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The Bombers didn't get through their loss to Richmond unscathed, with Guelfi suffering a hamstring injury and Shiel a leg concern. But they could get back Caldwell from his shoulder injury and likely will have Ridley available as well after he missed last week under the AFL's health and safety protocols. - Cal Twomey

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Amiss suffered a serious impact injury in the WAFL and underwent surgery, with the prized draftee now recovering. Fyfe has ramped up training in his return from back surgery and had been targeting a return against Brisbane in round 12. O'Driscoll is in a moon boot and set for a lengthy stint on the sidelines. Alex Pearce looks likely to manage an ankle issue that he has played through. Sam Switkowski's availability will be determined by the Tribunal on Tuesday night. – Nathan Schmook

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Dangerfield is set to miss the next few weeks after being subbed out of Saturday's win over Port Adelaide due to a calf complaint. The Brownlow Medal winner is set to be put through a conditioning block and expected to return after the bye at this stage. Stanley and Narkle were both late withdrawals against the Power due to ankle concerns and will need to pass fitness tests later this week before they are cleared to return against Adelaide on Saturday. Menegola and Henry are still not available to play due to lingering concerns. Ruckman Ceglar is closing in on a return to full fitness after undergoing foot surgery. - Josh Gabelich

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Scans confirmed Thompson has suffered a torn meniscus and will see a surgeon on Wednesday to discuss the best course of action. The timeframe for his recovery is wide and the club will update in coming days. Farrar will miss a week through the concussion protocols. - Michael Whiting

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Whitfield is still a chance of facing Brisbane on Saturday but Taranto has been ruled out for another week. Draftee Fahey's season is over after a serious shoulder injury in the VFL last weekend required a reconstruction. - Michael Whiting

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Hawthorn has lost another ruckman with Lynch entering health and safety protocols ahead of this weekend's trip to the Northern Territory. Reeves hasn’t been ruled out, but is unlikely to return from a dislocated shoulder. Day was substituted out of the win against Brisbane with another ankle injury, while Ward missed last weekend due to concussion and is unlikely to be available to return at any level after copping a head knock in the VFL. Gunston is also dealing with an ankle injury and set to miss at least another week. - Josh Gabelich

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The Demons have cleared Langdon of any internal damage and believe he could still play this weekend, while Viney and Hibberd should also return. Salem is still probably one week away. Harmes is also closing on a return. - Riley Beveridge

Early prognosis

The Kangaroos are still determining the extent of Taylor’s knock to the ribs. Don’t expect to see Bonar, Ford, Hall, McKay or Polec before the club’s AFL bye. - Riley Beveridge

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Fantasia experienced quad tightness late last week but is expected to be available against former club Essendon. Bonner has resumed training after spraining his right ankle. Skinner suffered a head knock in the SANFL and is subject to the AFL's concussion protocols. – Nathan Schmook

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Marlion Pickett is now available for selection after his one-week suspension. Lambert continues to manage his long-term hip issue, while Lynch looks likely to return after the bye. – Sarah Black

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Skipper Steele is back in the gym after undergoing shoulder surgery with the club hopeful the dual All-Australian will be available within five weeks. Hannebery is back on the track after returning from Munich. Coffield is increasing his running loads, while Hayes has also returned from Adelaide and is in the early stages of his rehabilitation from a knee reconstruction. Higgins has entered health and safety protocols and will miss a second straight game after suffering a concussion in round nine. The small forward will still need to exit concussion protocols before he is cleared to play after the mid-season bye. - Josh Gabelich

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Terrible news for Kennedy earlier in the week, with the veteran suffering tendon damage to the hamstring against Carlton last Friday night. He's now in a race to return by season's end. Cunningham is back running and getting closer to a return, although the club has no timeframe at this stage. - Michael Whiting

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Shuey was substituted against Greater Western Sydney with back soreness but looks right to go. Kennedy trained lightly on Tuesday but is also expected to return from knee soreness. Sheed is set to be cleared for a WAFL return, alongside Elliot Yeo, while Petruccelle and Rioli are running well but still a little way off.   – Nathan Schmook

Early prognosis

The Dogs are likely to welcome back Tim English and Taylor Duryea from their respective illnesses, while Weightman is also a chance to return after a short stint out with his collarbone fracture. Johannisen was also struck by illness but may be available to play this weekend, likely at VFL level. Wallis is a test with his foot injury. - Cal Twomey

*Placed on the club's long-term injury list