Hoops pair back in training

Celtic pair Jan Vennegoor of Hesselink and Thomas Gravesen have returned to training but will not be available for the visit of Hearts.

Fri, 03 Nov, 2006 - 14:33

Celtic pair Jan Vennegoor of Hesselink and Thomas Gravesen have returned to training but will not be available for the visit of Hearts.

The Bank of Scotland Premier League leaders have no fresh injury problems following their 3-0 Champions League defeat in Benfica.

Vennegoor of Hesselink (ankle) and Gravesen (hamstring) may come back into contention next week, while Mark Wilson (broken foot) and Craig Beattie (hamstring) remain on the sidelines.

Provisional squad: Boruc, Telfer, Caldwell, McManus, Naylor, Nakamura, Lennon, Sno, Pearson, Maloney, McGeady, Miller, Jarosik, Zurawski, Marshall, Balde, Riordan, O’Dea.

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CourtsSoccerHeathrowPerson: Jan VennegoorPerson: Thomas GravesenPerson: VennegoorPerson: HesselinkPerson: GravesenPerson: Mark WilsonPerson: Craig BeattiePerson: BorucPerson: TelferPerson: CaldwellPerson: McManusPerson: NaylorPerson: NakamuraPerson: LennonPerson: SnoPerson: PearsonPerson: MaloneyPerson: McGeadyPerson: MillerPerson: JarosikPerson: ZurawskiPerson: MarshallPerson: BaldePerson: RiordanPerson: O’DeaEvent: Champions LeagueOrganisation: CelticOrganisation: HeartsOrganisation: HesselinkOrganisation: Bank of Scotland Premier LeagueOrganisation: Benfica
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