Perth Glory striker Andy Keogh on track for Central Coast Mariners clash Andy Keogh is expected to be fit for Perth Glory's A-League clash with Central Coast on Sunday. Picture: Will Russell/Getty Images Source: Getty Images PERTH Glory coach Kenny Lowe is confident star recruit Andy Keogh will be able to shake off any soreness in time to take on Central Coast Mariners in Gosford on Sunday. Keogh and midfielder Rostyn Griffiths were on light duties at training yesterday, but Lowe says it was merely a precaution following their recent stretch in which Glory play three games within the space of seven days. "Some of the lads just pulled up a bit tight," Lowe said. "You've got to have the players" welfare at heart (by easing off at times). Especially people like Griffo and Andy, you want to make sure they play games. Perth sit just one point adrift of top spot in the A-League, while they are also through to the semi-finals of the inaugural FFA Cup. Keogh has been a key player in both competitions, scoring a total of nine goals to make a dream start to his time in Perth. Glory will stay on the east coast following the Mariners game in order to prepare for their FFA Cup semi-final against Bentleigh Greens in Melbourne. That fixture might be played as early as Tuesday next week, meaning Perth could end up playing two games in the space of 48 hours. Glory are hopeful their FFA Cup semi-final will end up being scheduled later in the week. "Really you need a good three-day turnaround before you play another game to make sure everybody's safe and well," Lowe said. If you don't do that, you could leave the guys (at risk of) injury. With all the expertise they (FFA) have got, I'm sure they're going to do the right thing by everybody. You've got to have a good recovery period to make sure everybody can play again safely. Former Jets skipper Ruben Zadkovich is in line to return from a back injury against Bentleigh, while midfielder Chris Harold (quad) will return via the youth team this week. Winger Sidnei remains sidelined with a calf injury.