Perth Sunday 7pm

Perth Glory star trio Mile Sterjovski, Andy Todd and Jamie Harnwell have all been declared fit for Sunday�s marquee match against Wellington Phoenix.

Sterjovski and Harnwell have both made speedy recoveries from injuries picked up in the 1-nil win against Newcastle.

Sterjovski missed last weeks gripping draw against Melbourne Heart with an ankle injury while Harnwell was sidelined with a calf tear.

Harnwell can now add to his games tally of 237 for Perth Glory, as he closes in on Bobby Despotovski�s record of 241.

With two goals in the first two weeks of the season, Sterjovski will be a welcomed addition to Dave Mitchell�s squad with Michael Baird ruled out because of suspension.

After been passed fit last week, Andy Todd has recovered from illness and is line to play for the first time this season.

The star defender who dominated his first year in the Hyundai A-League is ready for action after minor knee surgery disrupted his pre-season.

"It's a good situation to be in, (having such good) players come back," Mitchell said on Friday.

"(But) are they probably a hundred percent fit, as in match fitness?"

"Andy Todd's certainly not, so it's a situation where you've just got to monitor him and again tomorrow we'll have a look at him again to see if he starts and if not, he might be on the bench."

Sunday�s match will be the first time the two sides have met since Wellington eliminated the Glory from the finals on penalties last season but Mitchell was quick to play down the hype this match is all about payback.

With Victor Sikora and Baird the only players unavailable, Mitchell has his strongest squad to choose from this season, giving the coach a pleasant head-ache.

"Tomorrow we'll finally decide what we do. We've looked at certain positions, we've put certain players in different roles and now we'll go have some lunch and we'll talk about the different scenarios that we've come up with at training and decide.

"We're at home so we want to maybe have a go at them," he said.