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McCormack boost for Robins Alan McCormack is expected to be fit for Swindon's clash with Bradford. The midfielder, who has been operating at centre-back in recent weeks, was substituted before half-time in the Robins' 2-0 victory over Gillingham on Tuesday with a knee problem. But the injury is not serious, and the Irishman will be available to face the Bantams. Swindon will once again be without goalkeeper Phil Smith due to a groin strain, with on-loan Wes Foderingham set to deputise. The Crystal Palace stopper has kept three clean sheets in as many appearances since joining the Wiltshire club earlier this month. Abdul Said is a long-term absentee with a leg injury, but otherwise Di Canio has no new suspension or injury worries ahead of the fixture. Bradford manager Phil Parkinson must decide whether to recall defender Andrew Davies to his starting line-up. Davies, on loan from Stoke, has missed the last three matches after his straight red card in the recent home win over Torquay and another loanee, Marcel Seip, has been partnering Luke Oliver in central defence in his absence. Parkinson will definitely be without full-back Robbie Threlfall, who was forced out of the midweek defeat at Macclesfield due to a thigh strain. Luke O'Brien replaced Threlfall on Tuesday night and should continue if the latter fails to make it. Midfielders Kyel Reid and Adam Reed, on loan from Sunderland, are both struggling with dead legs and are likely to face late fitness tests. Jack Compton and Chris Mitchell are on standby. The Bantams are still chasing their first league win on the road this season.