Joe Royle has received a double injury boost ahead of Ipswich Town's crunch FA Cup showdown with Sunderland.
The Blues boss will be able to pick skipper Jim Magilton and Chris Bart-Williams for tomorrow's fourth-round clash at Portman Road.
Both players have been sidelined from training so far this week as they recover from leg and back problems respectively.
But both should be fit for tomorrow's game after receiving round-the-clock treatment.
John McGreal remains the biggest injury worry as he recovers from a stiff back.
Royle, the last English manager to win the FA Cup in 1995, said of Sunderland, who will be without the suspended Marcus Stewart: "They're having a good run at the moment, despite last week's defeat after five wins.
"They're a very strong, physical side. They beat us up there, although I was disappointed we didn't get at least a point, and we have a chance to put that right."
Royle has conceded defeat in his bid to sign Reading striker Shaun Goater.
He heard yesterday that Goater wants to stay and fight for his place at the Madejski Stadium.
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Published Friday January 23, 2004
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