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Defenders Aaron Webster and Ryan Austin are early injury concerns for Burton ahead of their final away game of the season at Macclesfield.
Last Updated: 25/04/12 at 15:24
Webster: Injury doubt for Burton
Both players have suffered knee injuries in training and are rated doubtful for the trip to Moss Rose to face the relegation-threatened Silkmen on Saturday.
It is a setback for caretaker manager Gary Rowett as he tries to halt a slump that has seen Albion crash to 7-1 and 4-0 defeats against Bristol Rovers and Aldershot respectively in the last two matches.
"It is not ideal to have players dropping down with injuries in the current circumstances," Rowett said.
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