Injury List (Update)

Collingwood v Port Adelaide Saturday September 7, 7.45pm MCG Fox Footy / 7mate 7.30pm Weather: Min 10 Max 16 Chance of rain 50%: 1-5mm Wind: S 23kph Betting: Collingwood $1.30 Port Adelaide $3.50

INJURY LIST AS OF MONDAY 2 SEPT 2013
Name	Injury	Estimated Return
Luke Ball	Calf tightness	Available
Harry O'Brien	Flu	Available
Nathan Brown	Knee	Test
Jamie Elliott	Hamstring	Test
Quinten Lynch	Ankle	Test
Ben Sinclair	Shoulder	Test
Marty Clarke	Ankle	Season
Alex Fasolo	Foot	Season
Corey Gault	Groin	Season
Michael Hartley	Shoulder	Season
Dale Thomas	Ankle	Season
Alan Toovey	Knee	Season

Collingwood News

Collingwood is confident that it will have almost a full complement of senior players to choose from when it names its side to take on Port Adelaide in Saturday's Elimination Final.
Luke Ball (calf tightness) and Harry O'Brien (flu) are available to play after overcoming their respective ailments and four others will be tested ahead of Saturday's game.
Nathan Brown (jarred knee) and Quinten Lynch (ankle) will be tested later this week after sustaining injuries in the round 23 loss to North Melbourne.
Little men Jamie Elliott (hamstring) and Ben Sinclair (shoulder) will also be subjected to fitness tests before proving their fitness after a fortnight on the sidelines.
Director of Football Rodney Eade told collingwoodfc.com.au that the club is confident all four will be available for selection on Thursday night.
"Everyone who played against North Melbourne has pulled up really well," Eade said.
"The proof will come when they head out on the track but we're confident that all players will be able to get up and play on Saturday.
"It puts us in a situation that we haven't been in for some time where we have four ruckmen to choose from, a full complement of small forwards and defenders and Luke Ball's availability helps top off our midfield stocks nicely."
Only four players with senior experience are currently unavailable for selection.
A line was drawn through Alex Fasolo (foot) and Alan Toovey's (knee) seasons early in the year while ankle victims Marty Clarke and Dale Thomas had their fates confirmed last month.