Dagenham & Redbridge Vs AFC Wimbledon, Sat 13 Aug 2011

Dagenham manager John Still has several injury problems to contend with ahead of the visit of Football League new-boys AFC Wimbledon.

Midfielders Billy Bingham (knee) and Kevin Maher (fractured metatarsal) miss out once again, while striker Rob Edmans (fractured leg) remains on the sidelines.

Defender Richard Rose (groin) and striker Josh Scott (hip) are sidelined but are set for a return to training next week.

Goalkeeper Chris Lewington returns after serving a one-match ban for his dismissal in the opening-day win over Macclesfield and could replace on-loan Arsenal stopper James Shea between the posts.

Midfielder Peter Gain has returned to full training this week after undergoing a hernia operation during the summer and could be included in the squad.

James Mulley could be added to the AFC Wimbledon squad.

The midfielder has missed the Dons' first two games of the season due to a hamstring injury but resumed training on Thursday.

Boss Terry Brown has an otherwise unchanged squad to choose from and is unlikely to make changes despite the opening League Two defeat by Bristol Rovers last weekend.

Mat Mitchel-King, the summer signing from Crewe, is back in light training after a bout of glandular fever but is a couple of weeks away from being considered for his debut.

Fellow defender Fraser Franks, who has been sidelined since March with a knee injury, is due back in training in the next fortnight.

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