Blackburn's influential attacking duo Josh King and Jordan Rhodes are generally set to conquer their respective injuries when Gary Bowyer's men host Charlton. Norway winger King (thigh) and Scotland international Rhodes (groin) were unavailable for his or her countries in midweek yet are actually back training with Rovers in addition to Scott Dann (groin).
Dann could assume the captain's armband yet again as fellow centre-back Grant Hanley begins a 3-game ban for his dismissal against Wigan as you move the clash may well come early for long-serving midfielder David Dunn (knee).
Northern Ireland international Corry Evans will surely pass up, though, when he awaits the results from the scan while on an ankle injury he sustained on international duty yet midfielder Dickson Etuhu (knee) and striker DJ Campbell (ankle) are nearing returns.
Charlton could welcome back Johnnie Jackson and Yann Kermorgant when they head over to Blackburn. Skipper Jackson has missed three matches that has a groin problem and striker Kermorgant have been carrying an ankle injury for five weeks.
They've already edged nearer to fitness above the international break, but manager Chris Powell is conscious that both players attempted comebacks from injuries earlier this coming year just to break up again.
Powell doesn't have a new selection worries following their last outing, a 0-0 draw against Blackpool, but defenders Leon Cort and Chris Solly are still for the sidelines on account of knee problems.
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