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Woodall back for Daggers Brian Woodall is back in contention for Dagenham's home clash against high-flying Cheltenham.

The five-goal striker missed Tuesday's 2-1 defeat at Oxford having picked up a knock in training 24 hours earlier but should be fit enough to stake his claim for a starting berth.

Midfielder Medy Elito impressed off the bench as a second-half replacement for Dominic Green and may have played his way into John Still's starting XI.

Still has no new injury or suspension concerns to contend with, although fit-again midfielder Luke Howell remains unavailable until he gets vital minutes under his belt for the club's second string having made his comeback from a long-term knee injury.

Peter Gain (knee), Kevin Maher (foot) and Sam Williams (knee) continue to miss out.

The Daggers have failed to triumph against Cheltenham in all four past meetings between the two sides, losing three and drawing one.

Steve Elliott could return for Cheltenham.

The experienced centre-back has missed the Robins' last six matches with a calf strain but returned to training on Thursday and is expected to be a part of manager Mark Yates' matchday squad at Victoria Road.

Midfielder Russ Penn is also available to Yates after getting the all-clear on a hamstring injury following a scan and is likely to be included in some capacity against the Daggers.

That leaves Yates with a fully-fit and injury-free squad at his disposal as Cheltenham look to get back to winning ways following their 1-0 home defeat to Torquay on Tuesday night.

Dag & Red vs Cheltenham

Last modified 17:27 18/02/12

Robins rout Daggers Cheltenham boosted their promotion hopes with their biggest win of the season - a 5-0 drubbing of 10-man Dagenham.

The visitors took the lead after 20 minutes when Luke Garbutt's corner was cleared to the edge of the box where Luke Summerfield thundered into the top corner.

And two minutes later Cheltenham's lead was doubled after Daggers again failed to deal with a corner and Steve Elliott fired in low through a crowded box.

The match was effectively settled when Chris Lewington was sent off for handball outside the box four minutes before the interval, the resulting free-kick from Garbutt was parried out by substitute goalkeeper David Hogan and Kaid Mohamed fired in from close range.

After the break Cheltenham continued to dominate and made it four in the 62nd minute when Oluwafemi Ilesanmi failed to clear Sido Jombati's hopeful ball forwards and James Spencer took advantage to blast past Hogan.