JAY McEveley (left) has completed his suspension and gives Derby County a selection headache for tomorrow's Championship clash at Reading.

McEveley had impressed in seven consecutive starts at left-back before he picked up two yellow cards and was sent off in the home defeat by Swansea City last month.

It was his second red card of the season and he was banned for two matches.

Dean Moxey came in for the defeat by West Bromwich Albion and Saturday's home victory over Watford. He is looking to hold onto the shirt while McEveley is keen to earn a recall.

McEveley has shaken off a knock on the foot he suffered in training.

"Jay will be OK. He possibly might have an injection in his foot but I think he will be OK," said coach Andy Garner.

"Yes, it's a little selection headache.

"Jay was playing well before he got suspended and there is a decision for us to make but it's a nice one.

"We will think about it over the next couple of days."

Defender Shaun Barker (knee) and midfielder Robbie Savage (foot) are expected to be fit to face Reading at the Madejski Stadium despite missing training yesterday.

"Shaun has a slight knee problem and Sav's foot is a little bit sore but I am sure everybody will be OK and in contention for Wednesday," said Garner.

Leading scorer Rob Hulse trained yesterday after feeling his hamstring during the Watford game.

Winger Gary Teale (pictured) has returned to training after a calf injury.

He has not featured since his appearance as a substitute in the draw against Sheffield United a month ago. His last start was against Blackpool on Boxing Day.