Forwards Dylan Parish (hamstring tightness) and Dion Johnstone (ankle) suffered injuries in the club's thrilling three-point triumph over Cobden on Saturday.

Eagles mentor Adam Dowie said the duo were in doubt leading into Saturday's clash with finals fancy South Warrnambool.

"They're probably two of the guys we're really excited about," Dowie said.

"Cobden had some injuries as well and I think the boys were pretty fatigued by the end of the game.

"We'll see how they go."

The pair were just two casualties in a round which featured a number of both soft tissue and impact injuries.

Cobden lost Jesse Williamson (shoulder) and Tarj Anderson (hamstring) in the fixture.

Bombers coach Adam Courtney said Williamson and Anderson were facing three to four weeks on the sidelines.

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