Check out your club's injury updates ahead of round 13.

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Doedee has spent a few days away from the club after suffering a season-ending anterior cruciate ligament injury, with the defender set to undergo surgery in the next week. The Crows said he was approaching his rehabilitation with a positive mindset. Meanwhile, Shane McAdam (quad) and Hugh Bond (knee) have been cleared to return from injury through the SANFL. – Nathan Schmook

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Payne trained on Tuesday and is expected to tick the final box to be available for selection against Hawthorn on Saturday, as is Answerth, who suffered his knock in the VFL two weeks ago. – Michael Whiting

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The Blues won't regain Hewett this week, while Silvagni and Pittonet are both listed as tests. In promising news, Lachie Cowan (finger), David Cuningham (calf) and Jack Martin (calf) all made their returns through the VFL over the weekend. – Riley Beveridge

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Collingwood is set to have a couple of stars available for the first time in months next Monday. Lipinski has recovered from his second shoulder reconstruction and could return against Melbourne, while McStay has recovered from finger surgery. Elliott missed the trip west due to a lingering shoulder concern but is expected to return against on the King’s Birthday. McCreery and Hoskin-Elliott both suffered ankle issues at Optus Stadium with their availability to become clearer later in the week. – Josh Gabelich

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After playing just one game back, Shiel could be sidelined again due to his troublesome foot injury. Jake Kelly and Elijah Tsatas returned via the VFL last week, while Wright is very close to a comeback in what would be a huge boost for the Bombers. – Dejan Kalinic

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Walters is confident he can return against Richmond after completing a long running session on Saturday and pulling up well. The bye has also provided the veteran forward with a timely mid-year break after a strong first half of the season. The Dockers confirmed a timeline for Darcy's return, with the ruckman aiming to come back against Greater Western Sydney in round 14 after he sustained a "moderate grade" hamstring strain. – Nathan Schmook

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Geelong could regain three players after the bye with Dangerfield, Duncan and Holmes all expected to be available for the clash against Port Adelaide. Ratugolea is still a couple of weeks away from returning from a hamstring strain, while Guthrie isn’t expected to be available until the final month of the home and away season. – Josh Gabelich

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The Suns should have plenty of reinforcements when they return from the mid-season bye, with Weller and Lemmens both expected to be available. After almost 12 months on the sidelines, Budarick is also training well and should be close to a return. – Michael Whiting

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The Giants will lose Daniels for two matches after he was subbed out over the weekend with a hamstring strain. Haynes is expected to return to face North Melbourne in Hobart. A number of players – including Aleer, Stone and Wehr – are on their way back. – Riley Beveridge

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Wingard was scheduled to return from a calf injury in the VFL last weekend but pulled up with some awareness from main training and didn’t play. The dual All-Australian is expected to play for Box Hill against Brisbane on Saturday. Jiath won’t be available until after the Hawks’ mid-season bye due to the calf strain he suffered last month. Emerson Jeka is expected to play after overcoming a hamstring strain. – Josh Gabelich

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An infected blister on his foot prevented Oliver from training on Tuesday, with the midfielder admitted to hospital for treatment until Sunday. He won't play on King's Birthday. Hibberd (soreness) will return to the side, however Bowey will miss due to concussion protocols. Petty should return post-bye from his foot injury. McDonald underwent surgery last week after experiencing ongoing ankle soreness and will be sidelined for 6-8 weeks. – Alison O'Connor

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Davies-Uniacke will miss again as he continues to recover from a hamstring strain, but there's good news with ruckman Xerri just a week away from getting back on the park after ankle surgery. Greenwood and Simpkin have entered the AFL's 12-day concussion protocols. – Riley Beveridge

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Dixon and Boak are both back training with no restrictions and have to just get through a final training session to be available to face the Western Bulldogs on Friday night. Duursma is progressing slightly quicker than expected and has resumed running. – Michael Whiting

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Richmond is yet to officially update its injury list, with Grimes receiving treatment and strapping on his shoulder during the last quarter of the tight win over Greater Western Sydney. Vlastuin is now a test for a third week running after suffering a very bad cork, but a trip to Perth to face Fremantle may be a less-than-ideal return. – Sarah Black

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Owens is set to return for this Thursday night’s clash against Sydney at the SCG after missing the Hawthorn game before the bye due to concussion. Billings strained his hamstring in the VFL and will miss at least a month. Clark suffered a MCL sprain against the Hawks and will be sidelined for at least another few weeks. – Josh Gabelich

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The Swans have all but confirmed they will welcome back Rampe to face St Kilda on Thursday night, with the co-captain having returned to full training in recent weeks. Amartey is also set to return after making a speedy recovery from a serious hamstring injury he suffered back in round five. Tom McCartin will miss again but is showing signs of improvement and has returned to skills training, while his brother Paddy was last week officially ruled out for the rest of the season. Mills, McDonald and Roberts have all commenced running as they look to return to full training. Youngster Sheather was this week ruled out for the rest of the season due to a foot injury. – Martin Smith

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The Eagles' injury list has blown out again after three in-game injuries against Collingwood and the late withdrawal of Barrass. Naitanui's return is clouded again after the Eagles revealed he was seeing a specialist to help make a decision on his next steps. The ruckman is yet to play this season. Burgiel is set for surgery on a hamstring injury after scans revealed a tendon issue. Barrass felt a "grab" in his hip during last week's captain's run and won't return until after the bye. Hewett is progressing through concussion protocols and was feeling good on Tuesday.  – Nathan Schmook

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Luke Beveridge has issues at half-back with Richards joining Johannisen on the sidelines. Richards suffered a moderate grade hamstring strain on the weekend and could miss up to six weeks. McLean will miss some footy due to an issue in his back. Darcy will spend some time on the sidelines again after suffering a fracture in his jaw in his first game back in the VFL after a small hole was detected in his lung. – Josh Gabelich

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