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Southampton manager Ralph Hasenhuttl has no fresh selection concerns ahead of Sunday’s FA Cup quarter-final against Manchester City.
Winger Nathan Tella had been sidelined by a groin issue, but is one of those who could return to contention along with Nathan Redmond.
Defender Tino Livramento, on-loan Chelsea forward Armando Broja and striker Theo Walcott should also be involved again as Hasenhuttl looks to freshen up the side.
Centre-back Lyanco and goalkeeper Alex McCarthy (both thigh) continue their own rehabilitation.
City are still without defender Ruben Dias due to a thigh injury.
The Portuguese has now returned to training but is not expected back in action until some time next month.
Second-choice goalkeeper Zack Steffen, who typically features in cup games, is an option after overcoming a shoulder injury.
Centre-back Nathan Ake is also back in contention after a knock having been an unused substitute at Crystal Palace on Monday.
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