Portsmouth striker to remain sidelined for Blackpool clashÂ
Oli Hawkins will remain sidelined for the next couple of weeks.Â
The striker has missed two of Pompey's past three games with a calf injury.
Hawkins was absent for the 5-2 win at Fleetwood on December 29 before returning for the 2-1 victory over AFC Wimbledon on New Year's Day.
However, the 26-year-old picked up a recurrence of his setback before Saturday's FA Cup third-round triumph at Norwich, with Brett Pitman instead spearheading Kenny Jackett's attack.
And Hawkins will remain on the treatment table for Saturday's League One visit of Blackpool.
First-choice full-backs Nathan Thompson and Lee Brown (both hamstring), Ben Close (ankle) and No2 keeper Luke McGee (wrist) are also not yet fit.
Pompey boss Jackett said: '˜Oli has a calf injury.
'˜Obviously we know about Ben Close, Lee Brown, Nathan Thompson and Luke McGee.
'˜That's always going to happen. None of them are particularly long term.
'˜They'll be trickling back over the next week or two, although they won't make this weekend against Blackpool.'