Mathieu Baudry back for struggling Doncaster

Struggling Doncaster are boosted by the return of defender Mathieu Baudry to their ranks for the clash with Fleetwood.

Baudry has missed four games with a hamstring injury but was said to have trained well this week by manager Darren Ferguson and is in contention for a place in the starting line-up.

Joe Wright and Andy Butler are also progressing well after their own injuries and could potentially return to the squad.

Rovers are desperate for a change in fortunes having gone nine matches without a win. In their most recent League One outing on Tuesday they were beaten 4-2 by Walsall.

Fleetwood are also on the slide having lost their last six games, but they hope to have striker Paddy Madden available.

The 27-year-old finished the midweek defeat by Shrewsbury, in which he scored Fleetwood’s goal, with a swollen ankle after Abu Ogogo fell on him but was hopeful of making a quick recovery.

Defender Cian Bolger returns from suspension after missing the last two games, while George Glendon has been battling a calf problem.

Manager Uwe Rosler looks set to stick with goalkeeper Alex Cairns after recalling him to the starting line-up as one of four changes against Shrewsbury, with Chris Neal dropping to the bench.