Carlisle v Bournemouth preview

Carlisle will welcome back Liam Cooper but Harry Arter is unavailable.
Centre-back Cooper returns after completing the one-match ban he received for his sending off against Peterborough last weekend by sitting out the midweek draw with Plymouth.
However, the on-loan Hull man may have to settle for a place on the bench after replacement Lubomir Michalik, returning from a hamstring injury, earned praise from boss Greg Abbott for his performance against the Pilgrims.
Midfielder Arter, who has scored once in three appearances since his month-long loan move from the Cherries, misses out as he is ineligible to face his parent club.
Sunderland loanee Liam Noble serves the final game of the three-match suspension he was handed following his dismissal in the Hartlepool match on March 8.
Skipper Paul Thirlwell made his first start since overcoming a calf problem against Argyle and after impressing should retain his place.
Bournemouth boss Lee Bradbury will be without Rhoys Wiggins.
The first-choice left-back suffered a gluteal injury after only 33 minutes of last weekend’s 3-1 defeat against Southampton and has not recovered in time.
Fellow left-back Warren Cummings could replace Wiggins in the starting line-up but will have to pass a late fitness test on an ankle injury, so Stephen Purches is on standby.
Michael Symes is 50/50 with an abductor strain, while fellow striker Steve Lovell is also a doubt despite playing 45 minutes for the reserves in midweek.
Back-up goalkeeper Jon Stewart will not be involved due to a club ban imposed for disciplinary reasons, so Dan Thomas will be among the substitutes after being recalled from a loan spell at nearby Dorchester.
Meanwhile, defender Ryan Garry has taken up a scouting role within the club as he continues to recover from a long-term problem.