Check out your club's injury updates ahead of round 10.

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Doedee experienced concussion symptoms after the Crows' win against St Kilda and failed a concussion test, meaning he entered the 12-day protocols. He is joined by Strachan, who suffered the setback in the SANFL. McPherson strained his quad in the SANFL, with the defender not expected to run for up to five weeks. McAdam is back in main training but needs a bank of work under him before returning. – Nathan Schmook

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Rich is progressing, but was jogging laps at the Lions' Tuesday training session and appears another week away from returning at least. Michael can't get a clean run at it and is back on the injured list following off-season shoulder surgery. – Michael Whiting

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The Blues will be hoping Marchbank and Martin can make their official VFL returns this week, while Cuningham is another not far away. De Koning remained in concussion protocols over the weekend, with some hope he could also return to action soon. – Riley Beveridge

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Cameron is closing in on a return from a knee injury and could be available as soon as this weekend. The Magpies’ No. 1 ruckman hasn’t played since injuring his knee in round three. Kreuger is assessing a shoulder issue after an incident in the VFL. Lipinski continues to push for a return from a shoulder reconstruction and could be available before Collingwood’s mid-season bye in round 14. – Josh Gabelich

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There's some mixed news on the injury front for the Bombers. Ridley is back from his concussion but Kelly will remain sidelined, while Guelfi is also fit to return. Wright and Laverde are also tracking better than expected, but Setterfield is likely to miss weeks with a foot fracture and Parish is also sidelined. – Dejan Kalinic

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Chapman and Taberner are the only serious concerns on the Walyalup injury list, with Corbett set to emerge from concussion protocols this week and play. Chapman and Taberner have each progressed to running on-field, the Dockers said, as they each focus on strength work in the gym. – Nathan Schmook

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Geelong could regain Jack Henry and Tyson Stengle for this weekend’s trip to Western Australia. Henry hasn't played this year following another foot injury in February, while Stengle hasn’t played since Gather Round due to a fractured arm. Ollie Henry has been ruled out for at least a fortnight after suffering a ruptured testicle in the loss to Richmond. – Josh Gabelich

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Holman and Ainsworth are strong chances to be available to face Brisbane but will have to get through Wednesday night's main session. The swelling on Weller's knee has only just begun to subside, meaning he'll be at least another week away, possibly more. – Michael Whiting

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The Giants expect Greene to return this week, which will be a massive boost for the club. However, Cumming will be sidelined until at least the mid-season bye. Jason Gillbee (calf), Nick Madden (foot) and Lachie Keeffe (thumb) all made their returns through the VFL over the weekend.– Riley Beveridge

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Hawthorn has lost Jiath for at least a week after he suffered a calf strain against Melbourne on the weekend. Ward will miss a second week due to a foot issue that is related to bone overload. Reeves is in the hunt to return after being a late out against the Demons due to an ankle issue that lingered last week.– Josh Gabelich

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Petty suffered a foot injury in Narrm's win over Hawthorn and will be sidelined for 4-6 weeks. It's better news for Petracca, however, with scans showing minimal damage after he rolled his ankle. While he'll need to face a fitness test later this week, the Demons are hopeful he'll play. – Alison O'Connor

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The Kangaroos have a long list of injuries stemming from last week's brutal loss to the Power. Curtis is expected to play, but Davies-Uniacke and Goater will miss the best part of a month. Mahony's season is over, while Perez and Young are in the concussion protocols. Tucker and Zurhaar are unlikely to feature this weekend, while Corr is suspended. In better news, Callum Coleman-Jones (concussion) and George Wardlaw (knee) returned through the VFL last week.– Riley Beveridge

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A second concussion in three matches means Yartapuulti will be cautious around Marshall over the coming weeks, although his initial testing on Monday showed an improvement after his head clash at the weekend. Dixon will be tested later in the week, while Fantasia is expected to rejoin full training in the next week. – Michael Whiting

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After a gradual shortening of the injury list, it's jumped out again at Punt Road. Hopper has suffered a strain to the soleus portion of his calf, which is in the lower portion of the leg. Soldo was a test last week, but has been bumped back out to a medium-term return as he battles a plantar fasciitis issue. Gibcus was poised to make a VFL return over the weekend, but suffered a setback to a different spot in his hamstring on Friday. – Sarah Black

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St Kilda finally looks set to regain King for the first time since he underwent a shoulder reconstruction in December. The young spearhead was on track to play last weekend before a couple of niggles prevented him from heading to Adelaide. Membrey has entered concussion protocols after an incident at Adelaide Oval. Steele is a watch after he suffered a medial ligament strain against the Crows. The skipper will need to prove his fitness later in the week. Gresham is expected to be available after missing the loss to Adelaide to a knee complaint. Jones has suffered a setback with his Achilles and will miss at least six more weeks just when he was set to return.– Josh Gabelich

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Sydney's injury toll has reached crisis point, with Mills and McDonald both ruled out for an extended period and Sheather also sidelined for this week's game against North Melbourne. Ladhams will return if he gets through training this week, with coach John Longmire indicating Tom Hickey's return last week was forced due to the absence of the incumbent ruckman. The club will take a conservative approach with Tom McCartin after he experienced delayed concussion symptoms last week and he'll miss at least another week. All told, the Swans currently have their three best tall defenders, three tall forwards, incumbent ruckman and best midfielder in the casualty ward. The only bright spot last week was the return of Sam Wicks (shoulder) in the VFL. - Martin Smith

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Fresh injuries hit on the weekend just as young reinforcements arrive, with Darling expected to miss around a month after scans confirmed a small fracture in his left forearm. Darling, who played through the injury against Gold Coast, will consult a specialist this week to determine his recovery plan. Jones has been cleared of a facial fracture and early indications were he would be available this week. Petrevski-Seton has avoided surgery after a corked thigh bled into his knee – Nathan Schmook

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Bruce is expected to be available for the first time since damaging his sternum and ribs against Port Adelaide during Gather Round. The forward-turned-defender still needs to prove his fitness later in the week before being given the green light to return. Darcy doesn’t have a clear return date just yet after scans revealed last week that the former No. 2 pick has a small hole in his lung. Treloar is still at least a week and possibly a fortnight away from returning from a hamstring strain. – Josh Gabelich

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