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Josh Eppiah could be involved in Northampton’s home clash with Barrow after working on his fitness.
Leicester forward Eppiah enjoyed a loan stint with Cobblers last season but has yet to feature in his second spell.
Akin Odimayo has been nursing a hamstring injury but he featured in the crushing 6-0 defeat to Ipswich in the EFL Trophy and should be in contention against the Bluebirds.
Sam Sherring remains a doubt with an unspecified knock, while Aaron McGowan is still out with a long-term knee injury.
Barrow boss Pete Wild has no fresh concerns for the trip to Sixfields.
Summer signing Richie Bennett is their only absentee as he battles back from a pre-season injury.
Wild was impressed with versatile youngster Pawel Zuk in the midweek EFL Trophy win at Fleetwood and he could keep his place.
Barrow have made a flying start to the Sky Bet League Two campaign, sitting second in the table with 15 points.
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