Bournemouth's new signing Tokelo Rantie may be granted a UK visa even so the Cherries are unsure if the South African could make his bow against Blackpool. Manager Eddie Howe confirmed his record signing had gained hidden paperwork but he could be yet to reach near your vicinity after international duty and his new manager will get out late prior to making the letter.
Winger Matt Ritchie is "not past an acceptable limit away" according to Howe previously being missing since pre-season but the former Burnley boss may be keeping his cards close to his chest on his two other absentees.
Josh McQuiod and Eunan O'Kane were both sidelined before the international break and Howe confirmed he could be unsure whether will be match fit to the clash while using unbeaten Tangerines. Top-of-the-table Blackpool could give forward Thomas Ince his first start in more than a month.
The sun Bet Championship's surprise package have shot towards summit virtually notwithstanding their highly-rated 21-year-old, whose only act since August 5 were to come off the bench and score the winner against Watford at Bloomfield Road.
Ince may be experiencing a groin injury and wouldn't feature for your England Under-21s in either with their recent games, yet that has been more being a precaution.
The Tangerines have centre-back Gary Mackenzie (hamstring) in training while Northern Ireland international Craig Cathcart (knee) faces a late fitness test. Deadline-day recruits Bradley Orr, Nathan Tyson and Dutch winger Marvin Zeegelaar are awaiting their debuts.
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