FREMANTLE coach Ross Lyon says he expects Aaron Sandilands to be fit to play against Port Adelaide on Sunday, whilst midfielder Greg Broughton has been cleared by the match review panel.
Sandilands has missed the Dockers last two games with a calf injury but completed training on Monday, giving Lyon reason to smile.
"It's great news for us," Lyon said of Sandilands' imminent return on Perth radio station 6PR.
"He's completed training and we'd expect him to play on Sunday."
Lyon also hinted at the possibility he may play three ruckmen - Sanidlands, Zac Clarke and former Crow Jon Griffin.
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Griffin and Sandilands are yet to line-up alongside each other since the former arrived from Adelaide at the end of 2010.
“I think Griffin and Sandilands can put some real pressure on opposition clubs, but we’ve just got to make sure we balance up the run component,” Lyon said.
Meanwhile, Dockers midfielder Greg Broughton has been cleared by the AFL Tribunal on a charge of rough conduct for an incident where he slid into a contest with Gold Coast midfielder David Swallow.
The tribunal found that, although Broughton slid into the second-quarter contest, he legitimately contested and won the ball.
The successful appeal of the original one-match ban allows Broughton to play the Power at Patersons Stadium on Sunday.
