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06 Sept 2025
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Mansfield’s top scorer Rhys Oates could return to action in Saturday’s home League Two clash with Crawley.
The forward, who has missed the last four games due to a thigh injury, has a “50-50” chance of playing this weekend, boss Nigel Clough has said.
Ollie Clarke (groin) is also being assessed, and George Lapslie can be called upon again after completing a suspension.
Kellan Gordon (knee) remains sidelined.
Crawley boss John Yems has said he may have only 15 players fit to select from for Saturday’s contest.
The Reds had a 16-man matchday squad for their last outing, Monday’s 1-0 home win over Walsall.
Kwesi Appiah and Jack Payne were the latest to join the list of absentees after sustaining injuries against Newport three days earlier.
Yems’ side, looking for a fourth successive victory, are 12th in the table, four places below Mansfield, who are outside the play-off spots on goal difference.
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