Vaughan set to make Bucks return

Lee Vaughan injured his ankle against Stafford on Boxing Day (James Baylis)

AFC Telford United defender Lee Vaughan is hoping to help the Bucks to their first league win of 2009 when he makes his comeback against Solihull Moors.

Vaughan has recovered from a persistent ankle injury originally sustained at Stafford on Boxing Day and is set to be named in the team for Tuesday night.

"When I come back I can't do everything but I'll give 110%," said Vaughan.

"We need to stick together as a bunch of lads. Everyone's got to work hard," he told BBC Radio Shropshire.

"It kills me to say it but I don't think the work rate's there," added Vaughan, whose absence has directly coincided with Telford's poor league run.

Telford have failed to win any of their league games so far in 2009, picking up just one point of a possible 12 thanks to defeats against Stafford Rangers, Hyde United and Fleetwood Town.

But the Bucks, who have at least progressed in the cup competitions this month with victories in the FA Trophy and the Setanta Shield, remain fourth in Blue Square North, only six points behind league leaders Tamworth.

Full match coverage from Damson Park on Tuesday night's game on DAB Digital Radio or online at bbc.co.uk/shropshire