Doncaster Rovers are waiting on the fitness of Billy Sharp for Saturday`s clash with Hull City at the Keepmoat.
Sharp picked up a knock in training during the week and he is facing a race against time to be fit.
Rovers will welcome back midfielder John Oster to the squad after he missed the start of the season after requiring surgery on a knee injury he picked up at the end of last season.
Shelton Martis is also likely to be included after recovering form a hamstring injury that ruled him out of last weekends clash at Cardiff.
Mark Wilson could also be pushing for his first start of the season after returning on the bench last week, after he broke his toe in pre season.
James Coppinger is still struggling with the foot injury he picked up on the opening day but is expected to play.
Rovers will still be without long term injured James Chambers, James Hayter and Byron Webster.
Hull could welcome back defender Kamil Zayatte after he sat out the midweek Carling cup clash at Brentford with a dead leg.
Defender Paul McShane is a major doubt after picking up a leg injury in midweek.
The Tigers are still without long term injured Caleb Folan and Craig Fagan.
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