Accrington are still assessing Chris Turner's leg injury, while Shrewsbury are missing Jake Robinson.
Turner doubt for Stanley; Shrews missing Robinson
Accrington are still assessing midfielder Chris Turner's leg injury, while Shrewsbury are missing Jake Robinson.
The 19-year-old Turner sustained the problem against Bournemouth at the weekend and will probably be unavailable for the rescheduled Johnstone's Paint Trophy second-round tie at the Crown Ground.
Manager John Coleman, who was sent to the stands at the weekend, will definitely be without Darran Kempson, who will miss the visit of his old club with a groin problem.
Long-term absentees John Mullin (ankle), Leam Richardson (groin) and Chris King (knee) will also miss the match but there are no suspensions for Stanley to contend with.
Shrewsbury striker Robinson has been ruled out with an ankle injury sustained at Darlington on Saturday.
Bury await
The striker was forced off after just 36 minutes of the 2-1 defeat in the North East and, although the club's medical staff are waiting for the swelling to reduce before a true assessment can be carried out, early indications suggest he could be out for around three weeks.
The news will come as a big blow to manager Paul Simpson who saw top scorer Dave Hibbert miss out at the weekend with an Achilles problem. He is set to see a specialist on Monday and the club are hopeful he could be okay for Saturday's home clash against Aldershot.
Captain Graham Coughlan will return to the frame having served his one-match suspension on Saturday and, with the initial fixture against Stanley postponed due to a waterlogged pitch, he will be determined to guide his team-mates to a quarter-final clash against Bury.
Simpson could opt to include goalkeeper Chris Neal in his matchday squad for the first time since August as he looks to try and force his way back into contention after recovering from a groin injury.
The Shrews boss may also consider resting one or two members of his fragile squad, although the clash may come too soon for striker Omer Riza (ankle). Midfielders Craig Disley (knee) and Terry Dunfield (shoulder) and defender Mike Jackson (bone bruising) continue to miss out.
