Luke Summerfield back in the mix for Shrewsbury Town

The central midfielder has missed the last two games with a groin strain, but is expected to be fit for the visit of the 'U's.

Summerfield's return means manager Graham Turner has a fully-fit squad to choose from for the first time this season.

The 25-year-old will compete with Aaron Wildig and Dave McAllister for a place in the middle of the park.

And the Town boss hinted he is ready to make changes, with tomorrow's game the second of three inside eight days after the 1-0 weekend loss at Peterborough and Saturday's trip to Brentford to follow.

Turner said: "It looks like Luke has got a very good chance of being fit for tonight which will put us in a stronger position.

"Sometimes you've got to introduce some fresh legs, whether it's within the course of the game or changes if there are three games in a week.

"So I can now do that if I wish. Adam Reach, Liam McAlinden and Luke are all under consideration.

"We should be a lot stronger with all the players back now and I'm now in a great position where I can make changes if I want to, particularly when they can be in the midfield and forward positions – the high-energy positions.

"If you have three games in a week, statistics show players don't cover the same ground at the same pace in the third game."

Thirteenth-placed Town seek to put more breathing space between them and their opponents, who are one place below them on goal difference.