Norwich City head coach Philippe Clement said there would not be many changes to his squad selection from Friday's match for the Canaries' trip to Millwall on Monday lunchtime.
On injuries in the group after Norwich City's 1-1 draw with Portsmouth two days ago, he said: "Nothing especially after that game, I had to make a few changes where people said they felt something but they feel better again.
"Potentially José Córdoba, Anis,(Ben Slimane) and Ali (Ahmed) could start the game as they have had a few days where they could sleep a bit more but it was a crazy situation to play Friday afternoon after the trip they had to make; you risk big injuries for the future, so we had to make those decisions."
Mohamed Touré played 27 minutes against Portsmouth, making his return to the squad after being on the sidelines since the end of February.
"We need to decide on him tomorrow, he cannot play 90 mins yet, which is normal.
"It was only two days ago (that he was back), it feels longer because we do so much in that time.
"All in all, there are no big differences with the game from two days ago."
After playing for Northern Ireland in their World Cup qualifier against Italy, Ruairi McConville returned to Norfolk with a knock and was left out of the squad on Good Friday.
"We need to see if it's possible the following game, it will not be long term, but it's a day by day process.
"It is an injury that he got with the national team, not against Leeds in the FA Cup."
Another name on the cusp of his return to the pitch is Jeffrey Schlupp, who Clement confirmed last week was back in training with the squad.
"He's been out a while, it's the first time I've seen him, which says enough.
"He still needs some time to get his rhythm back, for sure.
"He had a big injury that was from before my time, so I don't know the circumstances from that moment and he lost a lot of time.
"He's a good guy, been good in the dressing room, in the gym and he helps the younger guys.
"Really professional, says the right things, so a lot of positives but I want to see a bit more on the pitch now.
"Matěj (Jurásek) is also still on track but he is not on the grass yet.
"We wanted things to be different with Harry (Amass), but Manchester United are the owners of the player and they decided not to come here for his rehab and not to have Harry here in these weeks.
"We wish it was a different situation and I don't want to go into what Harry wanted, that's for him to say but it is what it is; they are the owners of the player and they decided to keep him there until the end of the season.
"In this very short time he has left a good impression but we will see at the end of the season what we will do in that position.
"I want to be focused on Ben (Chrisene) and Lucien (Mahovo) to get them fit and to their best level."
With just six games remaining, Clement emphasised to the media how important the next few weeks would be for the squad.
"It will be a really important several weeks now to see players, how everybody reacts.
"We have a lot of big games against teams playing for promotion and for play-offs, so we can see where the squad is and grow to the level."
The squad will travel down to the capital tonight in preparation for a big test against promotion-chasing Millwall.
"Winning against Middlesborough, which I see as a really good team, is big.
"They are a very physical team and they make their recruitment really clear about the style they want to play, so it'll be a tough challenge for this group.
"You need to team up to get points against them.
"Some people in the building know Alex Neil, so have talked about his vision on football.
"Clearly if you're in second, you've done a really good job."
Pelle Mattsson netted his second goal in as many games on Friday, with the head coach feeling encouragement for the Dane's progression.
"We try every week to make players and the team better and that was one of the working points; to get more goals from our midfielders.
"The qualities they have, they should score more goals and Pelle picked up those things really well.
"He is one of those who will keep on developing if you give him challenges."
On Jakov Medić making his first league start since December, Clement said: "He has been working really hard all this time, that's why he could play almost 90 minutes.
"He has much more potential than what he showed in this game, we know what we have with him.
"He's been really good in the team, he had bad luck that Ruairi (McConville) and José (Córdoba) really stepped up and have been really consistent, so he's had to wait; not waiting and sitting but waiting and working hard.
"All my four centre-halves have been doing that.
"That's football; it's always a battle to be in the team and to be the best.
"You need to relish that, to love that and all these guys are doing that; they push themselves and eachother to a higher level and because of that this team is growing, not only for the centre-halves.
"That's what you need, to grow as a team and be competitive all season, all 46 games you need everybody pushing eachother and being ready when their moment is there and then to perform.
"I'm happy about the mentality the team have showed in that aspect.
"There are several players who look better than they did four months ago and that is my ambition, to have that with everyone in the squad.
"It's a chance now to test maybe players in other positions, maybe other formations; we will see what is necessary for certain games.
"It's amazing how the fans are behind the team with how people travel and making long (journeys).
"We're really happy that the club is already in that place.
"A lot of good steps have been taken in the last few months and I'm hungry for the next few steps."