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Doncaster have no fresh injury concerns ahead of Saturday’s match against Sky Bet League Two leaders Salford.
Rovers are seventh in the standings following Tuesday’s 2-1 home win against promoted Stockport.
Jon Taylor and Ben Close remain long-term absentees but manager Gary McSheffrey says they are building fitness and close to a return.
Manchester United youth product Aidan Barlow is a couple of weeks behind the pair in his rehab from a hamstring complaint.
Like Doncaster, there is nothing new to report at Salford.
Neil Wood’s Ammies head into the match following a hard-fought 3-2 win at Newport on Tuesday evening.
Conor McAleny missed that match with a knock sustained in the victory against Crewe last weekend but is close to a return.
Salford have won three of their first four League Two games and sit top of the standings on goal difference.
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