Injury List Rd12

Early prognosis

Crouch won’t play against the Bulldogs on Sunday after a mishap at home delayed his recovery from his hamstring injury. Doedee and Lynch will also miss after suffering hamstring strains against Collingwood on Tuesday night. But in better news Rory Sloane has been cleared to face the Bulldogs after recovering from his hand injury. – Callum Twomey

Early prognosis

If Cameron gets through main training on Thursday, as the Lions expect he will, he will line up against North Melbourne on Saturday. Rayner is recovering well from his hamstring injury and is already running and an outside chance to play the Roos. – Michael Whiting

Early prognosis

The Blues could miss Martin for up to a fortnight, having limped from the field during Sunday’s defeat to the Eagles with a calf injury. Cuningham (calf) and McGovern (hamstring) will also miss one more week, but Paddy Dow could be in line for a return from a knee problem for Saturday’s clash with the Dockers. McKay (knee) is also expected to play this week, but Silvagni (knee) and Kreuzer (knee) remain in doubt to return this season. – Riley Beveridge

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The big selection dilemma for the Pies remains their captain Pendlebury, who will undergo a fitness test ahead of Saturday’s clash with the Demons to determine whether he is available to return from a quad problem. They should regain both Elliott (ear) and Hoskin-Elliott (knee) for this weekend, but Quaynor (shin) remains another week away. Treloar is likely to miss up to a month with a hamstring problem. – Riley Beveridge

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The Bombers could regain Hooker against St Kilda on Sunday, while Townsend faces a test with his concussion from last week against Greater Western Sydney. Fantasia will not be ready to take on the Saints. The Bombers are desperate for Stringer to return in the forward line but he remains at least a couple of weeks away. – Callum Twomey

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After missing the impressive win against his old side Collingwood with concussion, Aish is a test for next Monday’s clash with Hawthorn. Hogan and Hill are also chances to take on the Hawks, but star midfielder Walters will miss another week with his hamstring injury. Sturt’s ankle concern has blown out from 1-2 weeks to TBC, while Hamling has finally been ruled out for the season along with gun draftee Young. – Chris Correia

Early prognosis

This list has shrunk after the returns of Joel Selwood, Tom Atkins and Rhys Stanley against the Roos. Narkle will be a chance to face the Saints having now missed four matches, while Jenkins is back in full training. Constable will be assessed after he was concussed late in the round nine loss to West Coast. Clark is making a quicker than expected recovery from his shoulder injury and could be in line for a return. – Mitch Cleary

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The only new problem for the Suns was last week’s debutant Sharp who has a slight hip complaint. It’s expected to be a short-term problem and he could be back in consideration for the match against Richmond on August 17. – Michael Whiting

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Former co-captain Davis faces a fitness test to be named for Thursday night’s battle with Sydney. The defender had scans which showed only minor damage after he played out the win over Essendon last week. Greene will miss this week with his hamstring injury but is eyeing a return against West Coast in round 13. – Callum Twomey

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Smith was the casualty out of the Hawks’ loss to Fremantle, and they are yet to confirm the severity of his setback. Burgoyne and Patton are both likely to be available for Sunday’s showdown with West Coast. – Marc McGowan

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The Demons lost Gawn, Viney, Lockhart and Neal-Bullen for the Roos clash on Sunday night, but the first three are all a good chance to return against Collingwood on Saturday. Melbourne will give Gawn until game day to prove his fitness for his bout with Brodie Grundy. Kozzy Pickett (ankle) and Aaron vandenBerg (cheekbone) were back in the line-up for the win over North Melbourne. – Marc McGowan

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The Roos’ injury list blew out again in Sunday’s defeat to Melbourne. Bonar’s setback looks the most serious of the five from the Demons game, but Anderson, Tarrant, Walker and Daw will all be monitored. Brown and Hayden are a chance to return against Brisbane on Saturday. Macmillan is back in Victoria to be with his wife, Olivia, for the birth of their first child and it’s unclear when, or if, he will rejoin the team. – Marc McGowan

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The Power will put young gun Rozee on ice this week, already ruling him out of Friday night’s blockbuster clash with the Cats due to a heel injury. Ebert should return, having passed all concussion protocols, while Motlop is also a chance to feature after recovering from an ankle injury. Burton (quad) and Marshall (thumb) remain the best part of a month away. – Riley Beveridge

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The Tigers suffered no new injuries in the loss to the Power last start and will boosted by the return of Trent Cotchin for Monday’s clash against Gold Coast. Houli is also available after completing his two weeks of quarantine. Astbury underwent an arthroscopy on his troublesome knee last Wednesday, but will look to build up his running this week. Prestia and Nankervis will be eyeing a return towards the end of the season. – Ben Sutton

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Little has changed from last week with the Saints only making two unforced changes for Thursday night’s clash with Gold Coast. Hannebery has completed hamstring surgery and plans to join his teammates in the Queensland hub later in the season. Ross will have missed two matches with an ongoing calf complaint he suffered in the round eight win over Port Adelaide. – Mitch Cleary

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Kennedy and Brand are edging closer and should both resume skills training next week, then may be another fortnight away after that. The Swans haven’t provided a timeframe on when Franklin will be back and the likelihood of him sitting out the rest of the season is high. He is completing light skills at the moment. Colin O’Riordan (hip) and Michael Knoll (knee) returned from their respective layoffs in a scrimmage game last week. Sydney won’t play a practice match this week because it is serving a quarantine period in Perth. – Marc McGowan

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After missing two consecutive games with a fractured thumb, the added time between the Eagles’ next match should allow McGovern to play provided he gets through Saturday’s captain’s run. Ryan’s scans returned all clear, however he was reduced to running at training on Thursday and will be tested on Saturday. Redden is expected to be fit after missing the win over Geelong. The extra days should also have Vardy in consideration for minutes – most likely at scratch match level – however Jones has suffered a third hamstring setback. Edwards will be assessed after he was concussed early in his debut but is unlikely to play. – Mitch Cleary

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Schache has had a faster than expected recovery from a groin issue and has been bumped from two to three weeks to a test. Duryea has had a horrible run with his quad this year but looks set to return to full training in a week or two, as he and Suckling start some top speed running. Cordy picked up a chest muscle injury at training. – Jourdan Canil

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