Bolton Wanderers once again have no fresh injury concerns ahead of taking on Cambridge United tomorrow evening.
The Trotters return to action tomorrow evening to the University of Bolton Stadium to take on the Us, who sit second in the table ahead of the encounter.
Wanderers sit seventh in the table and inside the League Two play-offs heading into the encounter, seven points behind the Us but with a game in hand.
Bolton were last in action on the road on Saturday against Bradford City, where they had looked like they were going to seal seven wins in a row after Nathan Delfouneso put them ahead in the closing stages.
But Danny Rowe equalised in injury time for the Bantams to ensure the spoils were shared.
But a positive for Wanderers is that they have come through Saturday's encounter unscathed in terms of fresh knocks.
The only absences from the squad at present are those returning from long term injuries, Dennis Politic and Liam Edwards.
Evatt said: "E veryone’s all good. Again it’s amazing that when players are playing well and the team’s playing well that injuries are very limited.
"A few of them, especially the old timers, have had a bit of a spa day today, not literally, but they’ve had some care and attention and some love off the physios.
"Some of them like that more than others, but we’re giving them the best chance we can to recover in time for an important match tomorrow."
