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Wrexham could have wing-backs Anthony Forde and Jacob Mendy available for the FA Cup visit of Farnborough.
Forde missed the last three matches with a hamstring niggle while Mendy has been out since limping off in the 6-0 victory over Torquay on September 24.
But Bryce Hosannah is set to miss out after picking up a hamstring problem in Saturday’s 2-0 win against Aldershot.
Harry Lennon and Reece Hall-Johnson played for the reserves this week to build up their fitness.
Farnborough have lost one of their first-round heroes, Francis Amartey.
The striker, who climbed off the bench to score Town’s second goal in the 2-0 win at Sutton, was on loan from Aldershot for a month.
But last week Amartey moved on to Hampton and Richmond Borough on another loan deal.
Michael Fernandes, who was also a substitute and scored the first goal at Sutton, is set to start.
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