The 4 Derby County players who could miss Preston North End clash with Paul Warne update
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Eiran Cashin is set to return to the fold. Cashin served a one-game ban after picking up his fifth yellow card of the season. The 23-year-old had missed just one game prior to that.
Callum Elder is doubtful after picking up a groin injury. The injury doesn't seem too serious but it was enough to prevent him from playing against Plymouth Argyle.
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Hide Ad"Callum's got a little bit of damage in his groin," said Warne to Derbyshire Live prior to their game against Plymouth.
"It doesn't look too bad which is positive."
Elder will have been afforded a little under a fortnight to recover and so the rest from preparing from a league game might give him a fighting chance of making a return. Since suffering a groin injury towards the end of September, the left-back has been in and out of the team.
Tawanda Chirewa and David Ozoh have thigh and quad injuries respectively and are continuing with their recoveries. Midfielder Chirewa is out until at least December after suffering a 'freak' injury.
Ozoh has been out the longest, having suffered a hamstring problem against Cardiff City in the middle of September. He was due to return a month later but suffered a fresh injury blow after he hurt his quad muscle which ruled him out at least until the international break. Ozoh will have been out for two-and-a-half months, but Derby will hope he’ll be fit and ready for the trip to Lancashire.
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