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Hamstring injury rules Azeez out Wycombe's preparations for the visit of Morecambe have been given a blow with the news that Charlton loanee Ade Azeez has returned to his parent club for assessment on a hamstring strain.

The 18-year-old striker limped off just 25 minutes into Tuesday's Johnstone's Paint Trophy defeat at Yeovil and will be checked out by the npower Championship side's medical staff.

Better news for Wycombe was Marvin McCoy's return from injury at Huish Park. The 24-year-old played 90 minutes in his first appearance since the opening day of the season.

Danny Foster is ruled out of this weekend's clash with a bruised bone while Gary Doherty (back) and Anthony Stewart (thigh) are expected to return to training next week.

Matt Spring will serve the first of his three-match ban for his straight red card against the Glovers on Tuesday while Grant Basey (knee) is expected to start light running in three weeks and Matt Bloomfield (pelvic shear) is continuing his recovery.

Morecambe will be without influential midfielder Andy Fleming.

Fleming misses the trip to Adams Park having collected his fifth booking of the season during last weekend's FA Cup second-round defeat to Coventry.

On-loan duo Jordan Mustoe and Richard Brodie are available once more after the Wigan full-back and Crawley forward were ineligible for cup action under the terms of their deals at the Globe Arena.

Defender Will Haining is fit and fighting for a return to the starting line-up after coming back from injury to appear as a late substitute against the Sky Blues.

Forward pair Jordan Burrow and Danny Carlton (both knee) remain on the sidelines.

Wycombe vs Morecambe

Last modified 18:34 08/12/12

Redshaw checks Chairboys Jack Redshaw's late equaliser earned Morecambe a last-gasp 2-2 draw and ended Wycombe's run of three consecutive npower League Two wins.

Despite seeing Joel Grant red carded in the first half, Wycombe found themselves two goals to the good inside 50 minutes as Dean Morgan scored twice.

But after pulling a goal back just before the hour through Richard Brodie, Redshaw struck late to salvage a point for Morecambe.

Wycombe started brightly, and took the lead after 21 minutes, as Josh Scowen's long clearance was misjudged by Will Haining on halfway, allowing Morgan to race clear.

Wycombe top-scorer, Grant, then went close with a curling 20-yard shot, before combining with Morgan, who fired over from a similar distance.

But Grant's afternoon was ended early as he saw red for a dangerous tackle on Andrew Wright five minutes before half-time Despite the numerical disadvantage, Wycombe made it 2-0 in the 49th minute, as Morgan controlled a long ball forward on halfway before turning and beating Nick Fenton for pace and strength for his fifth goal of the season.

But the Shrimps pulled one back before the hour, Brodie heading his sixth goal of the season at the near post from Izak Reid's corner.

And the visitors completed their comeback late on, as their sixth corner of the match was eventually headed in by former Manchester City trainee Redshaw.