Thomas Broich on track for Brisbane Roar's qualifying final against Western Sydney Wanderers THOMAS Broich trained by himself this morning, raising Roar hopes he will be fit for Brisbane's A-League grand final qualifier against Western Sydney Wanderers at Parramatta Stadium tomorrow night. While the rest of his teammates went through their paces at Ballymore, Broich trained in private with Roar physiotherapist Tim Oostenbroek in his bid to overcome a heel injury in time for the sudden-death semi-final. The star German import was subjected to game-type situations and did enough to be deemed fit enough to travel to Sydney today with the rest of the Roar squad. Brisbane coach Mike Mulvey said a final decision on his fitness would be made tomorrow. "He won't play unless he can play to his normal standards," Mulvey said. You can't afford to play people who are 70-80 per cent fit in a game like this. He's an honest professional and we have an understanding within the group that we do what's best for the team and I'm sure that will prevail as far as Thomas is concerned. I imagine there'll still be some pain there but anybody that's played sport at a good level knows that everybody has knocks that you carry into games. Mulvey said Broich's limp had "noticeably disappeared." I've got every confidence in him. There's no question in my mind he's travelling, he's playing," he said He wants to play, which is the most important thing, and I expect him to be on the field tomorrow night. He's got bruising and it's a question now of coping with that bruising. When asked if Broich would have a pain-killing injection to help him play, Mulvey quipped: "I expect that he'll take a couple of Panadols." If Broich is ruled out, the contenders to replace him on the left flank are speedster Ben Halloran and Dutchman Stef Nijland. Halloran and Nijland are also in contention to play on the opposite wing in the likelihood that Ivan Franjic will revert to right fullback in the absence of the injured Jack Hingert. We're not a one-man team. The space we're in right now, we've got players that can come in and cover for him (Broich)," Mulvey said. I've got no problems with who steps up because I'm sure they'll do a good job for us. Brazilian livewire Henrique will not travel to Sydney, having not recovered from the ankle injury that kept him out of Brisbane's 2-1 win over Adelaide last Sunday.