Bradford Bulls will be up to full strength for their clash with London Broncos on Sunday.
The Bulls will be seeking to pick themselves up from bruising defeats by league leaders St Helens and the Castleford Tigers, who triumphed 44-14 on Sunday.
But when they face the Broncos next Sunday, coach Brian Noble will at least be able to field a full strength side.
Brandon Costin, ruled out of the Castleford game by a broken hand, will be fit again, along with Daniel Gartner, who dislocated three fingers in the clash with Saints.
Bulls' marketing manager Stuart Duffy said: "We should be at full strength again this weekend. Costin wasn't quite right for the Castleford game but he will be right for the Broncos game.
"Gartner has dislocated three of his fingers, but both should be fit for London."
The squad was training as usual on Bank Holiday Monday with Noble facing the task of focusing his players after the two heavy defeats in which they conceded nearly 100 points.
Should they lose again on Sunday, it would be the first time they had lost three games on the trot since June 1998.
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