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Shrewsbury boss Steve Cotterill said his side have no fresh injuries for the visit of League One leaders Rotherham.
The Shrews came through their 2-0 win at Burton on Saturday unscathed and Cotterill said the squad is feeling fresh after what was a first victory since January 2.
Josh Vela serves the second of a three-match ban a while fellow midfielder David Davis is unlikely to play again this season after damaging ankle ligaments in the same game.
Veteran Shaun Whalley is nearing a return after four months out with a thigh injury.
Rotherham boss Paul Warne has promised changes for the trip.
Warne said his side looked “leggy” in their 1-0 win at Plymouth on Saturday and that means the likes of Jamie Lindsay, Jordi Osei-Tutu, Josh Kayode and Richard Wood will be hoping for a start.
Will Grigg is out for the season having had an operation on his hamstring injury, while Mickel Miller also has a hamstring injury.
Rarmani Edmonds-Green could be involved having returned to training following a hamstring issue of his own.
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