Morecambe have no new injury or suspension concerns, while Rotherham will be able to welcome back a host of players.
Shrimps on high for first League Two game at the Globe Arena
Morecambe boss Sammy McIlroy has no new injury or suspension concerns ahead of the clash with Rotherham.
The Shrimps are in buoyant mood after beating Championship outfit Coventry 2-0 in the first game at the Globe Arena in the Carling Cup on Tuesday.
Midfielder Neil Wainwright and defender Jim Bentley are still ruled out after picking up injuries in the summer but McIlroy has an otherwise full-strength squad to take on the Millers.
Summer signing Andy Fleming will be hoping to keep his place in the centre of midfield after enjoying a dream debut in midweek when his two goals downed the Sky Blues.
Fleming, who joined from Wrexham, said: "To score both goals as well was unbelievable and it is a night I will never forget."
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Rotherham will be able to welcome back a host of players for their trip.
Loan duo Exodus Geohaghon and Dean Holden missed the 4-1 Carling Cup thumping at Peterborough as their parent clubs denied them permission to play in the competition.
The pair should come back into the squad, as should midfielder Mark Bradley, who returns from international duty with Wales.
Striker Tom Elliott could also be involved again after he pulled out of the trip to London Road on the morning of the game with a knee injury.
Tom Pope, Ryan Taylor and Dale Tonge are continued absentees as they all struggle with foot injuries but Johnny Mullins could be in contention as he steps up his recovery from a hamstring problem.
Manager Ronnie Moore will also be hoping to bring in a striker in time for the clash as deals for Ian Thomas-Moore, Jon Macken and Izale McLeod have all seemed to have fallen by the wayside.
