Betts, Crouch and Lever have all been named to face Port Adelaide on Sunday. Lever has missed the past two games with what the club says is a minor hamstring injury. Hartigan re-injured his hamstring in the first quarter of Adelaide's SANFL game last weekend – his first game back after missing three weeks. - Lee Gaskin 

McStay returns after recovering from an AC joint problem, but Mayes will miss with a foot injury. Youngsters Hipwood, Berry and McCluggage all return after they were managed last week. - Michael Whiting

Kreuzer, who finished the match on the bench after being concussed during the third quarter of last Saturday night’s match against Geelong, has been named to face the Bombers. But the Blues will be without Cuningham, McKay, White and Williamson this week. Buckley and Byrne are likely to be available next week, while Curnow has been ruled out for the season. - Howard Kotton

Young Daicos' hopes of making his AFL debut took a hit after he sustained a foot injury in the VFL but he is listed as a test for this week. More finger surgery means Pendlebury is still 2-3 weeks away, while Varcoe's elbow will keep him out for the same timeframe. - Ben Collins

Green returns after miss two weeks with a hamstring injury, but veteran Kelly and youngster McGrath wil be rested. Merrett is set to miss the rest of the season after breaking his leg in last week's VFL win. The speedy wingman/forward hasn't played at senior level this season. Brown is still touch and go to be available again in 2017. - Callum Twomey

Injuries are starting to pile up at the Dockers, with Langdon and Blakely joining a host of players on the sidelines for the rest of the season. Impressive youngster Darcy will be rested after six games at the top level. Duman has recovered well from a back injury to be on the cusp of returning, while Sheridan should be available after missing four weeks with his hamstring. – Travis King

This list is growing by the week. Witts, Ah Chee, Fiorini and Ainsworth all picked up injuries in last week's loss to the Dogs, while Rischitelli will be rested after three games back. In better news, Ablett returns after missing the past two. Matera's foot problem has lingered longer than the Suns had hoped. - Michael Whiting

Key veterans Johnson and Mumford have been passed to take on the Dees, but youngster Setterfield will miss after failing to overcome concussion. Taranto is back running in a good sign for the draftee. - Adam Curley

The Hawks expect Hardwick to play against the Tigers given he was borderline to return to the ground last Friday and will be bolstered by the return of Puopolo this week. Gibson and Frawley will also likely play again this season, while O’Meara’s long-awaited return appears just one week away. - Ashley Browne

Jones got through training during the week and will make his return against the Giants, while Vince is also back after serving his suspension. Impressive first-year forward Hannan will be rested. The Demons are hopeful Hogan will be able to play again this season despite having surgery to repair a broken collarbone on Sunday. - Ben Guthrie

Daw's foot injury will keep him sidelined and Waite will spend a fourth stint for the year on the sidelines, including a third from injury, because of a second calf setback, while Williams and Wright join the long list of players done for the season. Wood will also miss at least a fifth match, after some initial optimism of a swift return. Larkey returns straight into the senior side, while Preuss did not appear on the club's official injury list despite hurting his back at the weekend. - Marc McGowan

Broadbent has succumbed to his ankle problem again, while Wingard has been ruled of this weekend's Showdown as he recovers from a high ankle sprain, but could return for the round 21 clash with Collingwood. - Lee Gaskin 

Riewoldt will miss a second-straight week after having several stitches in his right eye. Prestia is available after being rested with knee and calf soreness. Morris has been sidelined for five matches with a hamstring injury and is due to push his case for a return, likely through the VFL. - Nathan Schmook

Stevens missed last week with a sore groin but returns alongside rested champion Riewoldt. Saints coach Alan Richardson was last week "really hopeful" McCartin would be back this weekend, with not many hurdles left for the forward to jump over. Armitage didn't play in the VFL last week after experiencing groin soreness. Coughlan re-injured his hamstring and faces more time on the sidelines. - Dinny Navaratnam

Kennedy and Naismith have been ruled out of Friday night's blockbuster against the Cats, but Lloyd, Rohan and Reid will all return. - Dinny Navaratnam

Priddis has been named to return despite coach Adam Simpson saying he was "touch and go" earlier in the week. Vardy is also back in the side, but young defender Barrass misses with a groin problem. Jetta is aiming to play Carlton in round 21 after picking up a calf strain. Top draftee Venables is at least a month away and unlikely to play again this year unless East Perth reach finals.   – Travis King

Dickson will miss with a quad injury after playing his first senior game in a month last week. First-year ruckman English is likely to be play VFL this week after pulling up well from a heavy knock. Forward Stringer is a week away with a hamstring concern. Premiership midfielder Dunkley could resume in the VFL after a serious shoulder injury.  – Ryan Davidson