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Same again for Shots Aldershot are set to be unchanged for the visit of promotion hopefuls Shrewsbury. Dean Holdsworth's men drew 0-0 with Southend last weekend and the former Wimbledon and Bolton striker has no fresh injury concerns to contend with. Striker Damian Spencer is back in action after five months out having fully recovered from a knee injury and he could keep his place. Alex Rodman has made his comeback from a calf injury while fellow winger Jermaine McGlashan is struggling with an ongoing shin splints problem but is available. Youth-team graduate Adam Mekki will be included in the squad again after impressing lately but forward Jack Randall broke his leg while on loan at Didcot Town recently and is a long-term absentee. Shrewsbury have concerns over Tom Bradshaw. The Wales Under-21 striker tweaked his knee in training earlier this week and will be assessed ahead of the clash. Bradshaw, 18, has started Shrews` previous two games, both of which have been convincing victories, having come off the bench against Bradford to bag a brace and turn the game on its head. Graham Turner will be keen to keep faith with an unchanged line-up for a third successive match but, should Bradshaw not make it, then the Town boss has plenty of players champing at the bit, with Matt Harrold most likely to step in. The sickness bug that swept through the Shrewsbury camp last week has now disappeared, with those affected back up to full strength. Young starlet Jon Taylor is one of those now fighting fit having been forced out of last weekend`s 4-1 win against Macclesfield just before half-time. But again, Turner is presented with options and a welcome selection headache after fellow winger Lionel Ainsworth came off the bench to bag a brace.