Dagenham & Redbridge manager John Still will have left-back Matt Lockwood back in his squad for the trip to Accrington.

Lockwood - signed on loan from Colchester last month - missed the 6-1 defeat at Huddersfield last weekend with a muscle injury sustained in training but is back in contention.

Gillingham midfielder Adam Miller is available to make his debut after joining on loan but another former Gills player, Danny Spiller, remains sidelined.

Spiller has missed the last four games with a hamstring injury and is still not fit to return.

Chelsea defender Nana Ofori-Twumasi has also been added to the squad after signing on a month-long loan.

Right-back Abu Ogogo serves the third and final game of his suspension while striker Mark Nwokeji is fit again but has been loaned to Blue Square Premier side Luton until the new year.

Accrington winger Chris Turner has been ruled out.

The teenager has missed Stanley's last five games because of an ankle injury and it was hoped he would return against John Still's side.

But Turner will be sent for a scan on Friday and will definitely not feature against the Daggers.

Accrington go into the game on a high having secured their place in the Johnstone's Paint Trophy Northern Area semi-finals with a 3-2 win over Bury on Tuesday, so manager John Coleman is unlikely to make too many changes to his side.

That means in-form duo Bobby Grant and Michael Symes will lead the attack, with Billy Kee again missing out. Experienced midfielder John Mullin has returned from an ankle problem, though, and could make an impact off the bench.

Leam Richardson (groin) and Chris King (knee) are also both still out.