Door opens for Andrew Nabbout to return to Victory attack New Melbourne Victory recruit Daniel Mullen is being rushed into the side to play Western Sydney this weekend. Melbourne Victorys' Andrew Nabbout sends a header past Mariner's keeper Matthew Ryan last November. WITH Socceroo Archie Thompson sidelined by injury, Melbourne Victory looks set to turn to Andrew Nabbout in search of goals in tomorrow's clash against Western Sydney Wanderers. The 20-year-old became a cult hero among Victory fans by racing to four goals early in the season, including his match-winning double away to Sydney FC. Having last started in Round 10, Nabbout has been unsighted for three weeks as coach Ange Postecoglou has handed debuts to fellow attackers Francesco Stella and Jesse Makarounas. Midfielder Mark Milligan was unsighted yesterday and although he limped off the track on Tuesday it is believed he will line up tomorrow at AAMI Park. Nabbout trained in Thompson's position on the left wing and midfielder Billy Celeski said Thompson's loss is someone else's opportunity. It's always difficult without Archie because he's such an influential player. He's great to have in the team and he's a guy that brings a bit of X factor every week," Celeski said. With Archie out it will be a toss up, there's Nabbout, there's Connor Pain, it just depends on what the boss wants to do. Victory is already missing Adama Traore (suspended) with Scott Galloway likely to shift to left back, and Diogo Ferreira to return to right back. New signing Daniel Mullen will probably slot in at centre back with Leigh Broxham likely to return to midfield. The Wanderers welcome back captain Michael Beauchamp from injury, with Tahj Minniecon the only absentee. Victory is still setting its sights on top spot but standing between it and Central Coast Mariners are the Wanderers. "Three points is a must to keep in touch with the Coast and obviously to get above Western Sydney," Celeski said. It's a very important game.