Injury concerns for fearless Gold Coast Suns Jared Brennan is in doubt for Gold Coast's trip to Geelong because of a medial strain. THE Suns say they fear no side in the competition after their fighting effort against Hawthorn last Sunday, but they do have concerns about how they will field a side on Saturday in Geelong after Jared Brennan and Jesse Lonergan joined a growing injury list. Brennan has a slight medial strain and Lonergan a hamstring injury, with both players expected to be out of action until after the bye which follows Gold Coast's Round 12 game away against Essendon on Saturday week. Steven May, who suffered a cork in the 26-point loss to Hawthorn at the MCG, is also in doubt for the game against Geelong at Simonds Stadium. However, there may be some respite coming for coach Guy McKenna. Karmichael Hunt is due back from injury and Suns football manager Marcus Ashcroft said he expected Harley Bennell to come close to returning to take on the Cats in Geelong. Charlie Dixon is an outside chance. First-choice players Zac Smith, Nathan Bock and Seb Tape are on the injury list. "Harley is a good chance, he just needs to run today," Ashcroft said. Charlie might play but he is less likely, he's probabably 50-50 at best. Even with a makeshift line-up, emerging midfielder Dion Prestia says the Suns no longer feared any side in the competition. "Before the weekend maybe we did, but we know we can challenge them now," Prestia said. We will have a lot more confidence going into Geelong knowing we can match it with the best teams. We are pretty confident in our contested footy and tackles, we can match any team there. We are winning the games we should win, the games we are confident we will win, and we challenged Hawthorn who are the best side in the competition. We get a lot of confidence from that, it is just about backing it up now. Prestia is out of contract at the end of the year and has previously admitted he gave consideration to a return to Victoria. But he indicated yesterday he would remain at the Suns. "My management group is talking with the club at the moment and they will work out a deal, probably by the bye," he said. Prestia said he had become convinced success was around the corner over the past three weeks where the Suns recorded back-to-back victories for the first time in their two-year existence and then gave premiership favourites Hawthorn a fright.