Bristol City have just a few injury worries left as they approach a congested part of the season, with six league games over Decemeber.
Fortunately, most of the squad are fit and there are currently no suspensions.
Tomas Kalas is nearing a return and full-back Jay Dasilva is not too far away either, as both look to return to action while Taylor Moore resumed first-team action with his involvement from the bench last weekend.
And speaking at the pre-Fulham press conference, head coach Lee Johnson gave updates on a number of players.
Tomas Kalas
The centre-back is near to a return and could well be involved on Saturday.
Johnson explained that Kalas has returned to the grass and could be in contention for Bristol City this weekend after a niggling knee tendinitis problem.
However, Johnson was also at pains to point out that the Czech Republic international may have to bide his time returning given the form of the other defenders and the good result against Huddersfield.
"He's getting stronger all the time. He trained a bit part of the session on Wednesday. We'll see how he reacts," said Johnson.
Jay Dasilva
Another player who is not too far away though he has yet to return to full training, instead undertaking rehabilitation on the grass.
Bristol Live understands that Dasilva is not expected to play until January now.
"He's not bad. He's in controlled conditions at the moment due to the timing of the fracture. He hasn't integrated back with the boys yet," explained Johnson.
"He hasn't ever really felt too much pain - it's not like a knee or an ankle where you're not quite sure - the stress fracture didn't really hurt him - it was just an ache.
"He'll be chomping at the bit and I expect him, once he's integrated with the squad, to be ready pretty quickly," the head coach added.
Nathan Baker
The centre-back was withdrawn on Saturday in the second half with a dead leg.
Johnson confirmed that the former Aston Villa man will be assessed ahead of the weekend.
"We'll just have to assess that one," said Johnson pointing to the competition at the back for places in the back line.
Callum O'Dowda
Another player nursing an impact injury. We bumped into O'Dowda at the weekend and he was in pain walking up the stairs.
However, that was believed to be due to his dead leg and he should quickly return to action too.
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