Lever and Milera have both been ruled out of Friday night’s clash with Geelong. The club is hopeful they return next week. Sloane and Jenkins both trained on Thursday and are expected to face the Cats, providing they pull up well on Friday morning. - Lee Gaskin 

After a bye for the NEAFL team at the weekend, Beams and Harwood are both expected to return through the lower level. Gardiner has recovered well from his dislocated elbow suffered two weeks ago and is straight back into the senior side this week. - Michael Whiting

As the Blues' injury toll continues to mount, they regain veteran Thomas and youngsters Cuningham and Williamson for Sunday's game against the Brisbane Lions at the Gabba. Defenders Buckley, Byrne and Silvagni all suffered injuries in the loss to the Dogs, while Kerr's season is over after he was booked in for hip surgery. - Howard Kotton

Pendlebury had surgery on his broken finger last night and his return date is listed as TBC. Aish is likely to be sidelined after a bout of concussion, while Sinclair is at least a month away with a long-term hamstring injury. - Ben Collins

The Bombers will regain former captain Watson for their meeting with the Kangaroos at Saturday after he sat out last week's win over St Kilda with soreness. The veteran is being carefully managed this season. Essendon will lose small forward Green to a minor hamstring injury, but Ambrose is likely to play in the VFL after recovering from successive quad injuries. Brown remains some way off a return. - Callum Twomey

Bennell pulled up well from his first game in 16 months after repeated calf issues and trained on Tuesday, with an expectation he will appear for Peel again this weekend. Youngsters Ryan and Cox were not considered for senior selection this week after breaking club protocol and drinking ahead of a six-day break. The Dockers have officially ruled out young key defender Alex Pearce for the season after he suffered a setback with his broken leg suffered in January. Langdon is having issues with his sore knee and is back on the injury list for another two weeks. - Travis King

Ablett has been ruled out of Saturday's match against the Bulldogs with hamstring tightness. May will also miss, while Lyons' ankle injury will keep him out for up to a month. Kolodjashnij's season is over due to linger - Michael Whiting

Coniglio has been included in the squad to face Richmond on Sunday, but could still make his return via the NEAFL after not playing since round eight. Cameron will miss another week with his hamstring injury, while de Boer is a chance to play despite suffering a nasty concussion last week. Himmelberg should also be available, with the Giants' main session on Thursday the key factor in selection. In other good news, Kennedy ran for the first time this week after having a knee reconstruction in May. - Adam Curley

Not much change at the Hawks. If there are changes to the side to play Fremantle at Domain Stadium on Saturday they will be due to form. Stratton has already been ruled out for the season but will now undergo surgery to repair his knee. Inside midfielder Lovell will return to the VFL next week after a shoulder reconstruction, while O’Rourke is also expected to see some playing action before the end of the season. - Ashley Browne

Viney, Tyson, Watts and Salem have all been picked to play the Power with both Viney and Salem making quicker than expected returns. The Demons are planning for Brayshaw to play in the VFL this weekend, his first match in more than six weeks following his latest concussion. Co-captain Jones is a chance to return next week - Ben Guthrie

Skipper Ziebell will be rested this week as he deals with a number of niggles. Waite will provide a timely boost for the Kangaroos, but a host of teammates ae either done for the season or close to it. Hibberd and Jacobs are officially finished for 2017, while Macmillan and Wright – back on the injury list again – are likely to follow suit. Wagner won't be ready until late in the season at best, either. Preuss remains troubled by his back, while Williams and Wood are at least another week away. - Marc McGowan

Ryder was restricted to walking laps on Tuesday, but the Power expect him to be right to face Melbourne at the MCG on Saturday. Broadbent is set to return despite not training on Tuesday. Forward/ruck Howard was handed a one-game suspension for rough conduct in the SANFL last weekend. - Lee Gaskin

Graham is the only fresh injury for the Tigers after he sprained his ankle in the VFL at the weekend. The draftee will face a fitness test later this week to determine if he can play in the VFL. The Tigers have otherwise been buoyed as Griffiths and Lennon came off the injury list. The club is yet to determine a timeline for Conca's return. - Nathan Schmook

Longer trained on Thursday and is right to return from a hamstring strain. Rice also took part in the session after suffering a calf corkie in the VFL last week. Meanwhile, McCartin will have more concussion testing done over the next couple of weeks before deciding when he can return. He's training but not involved in contact work. Armitage is making good progress in his recovery and could return in the VFL soon. – Dinny Navaratnam

Reid has been ruled out after failing to overcome a groin injury syffered against the Giants last week. Rohan has been on light duties this week and is no certainty to take on the Saints as he manages a hamstring issue. Tippett came from the field after playing just over a half in the NEAFL last week, but is likely to play at state league level again this week. - Adam Curley

The Eagles are still waiting on a surgeon's opinion before deciding whether ruckman Lycett will play again this season after soreness with a shoulder tendon. Yeo got through full training on Thursday and will face Collingwood on Sunday. Powerful forward Tunbridge could make his return from a revolutionary hybrid LARS knee reconstruction for East Perth this weekend, while goalsneak Rioli should also return for the Royals. - Travis King

Stringer will miss up to three weeks with a hamstring, while defender Matthew Boyd will miss the trip to Cairns to face the Suns with the Achilles issue that kept him out last week. Rookie Lynch’s season looks over after sustaining another hamstring injury. – Ryan Davidson