Ferguson may be fit to face Bolton

Friday 11 March 2011 01:00 GMT

The Scot sustained a rib injury during last month's Carling Cup win over Arsenal (GETTY IMAGES)

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Birmingham City's Barry Ferguson could return for tomorrow's FA Cup sixth-round visit of Bolton Wanderers – less then a fortnight after suffering a broken rib.

The Scot sustained the injury during last month's Carling Cup win over Arsenal. "Barry is good, he trained today," manager Alex McLeish said. "He looked very mobile and got involved in a couple of challenges."

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