DAVID Dunn admits he has been left with a major selection headache because of the “awesome work” of the club’s medical team.

Led by head physio Andy Curtis, the Chapel Gate backroom staff have managed to provide Dunn with a virtually fully-fit squad for tomorrow’s top-of-the-table showdown with Chinnor (3pm kick-off).

Centre Scott Chislett, who had been a major injury doubt, has been named in the Lions squad, alongside returning front-row forward Joe Tarrant.

Director of rugby Dunn also confirmed that Curtis and his colleagues had worked wonders with Karim Lynch and Chris Hughes in the build-up to the home clash with their title rivals from Oxfordshire.

He told the Daily Echo: “There has been absolutely awesome work carried out by Andy Curtis and the medical team, who have worked tirelessly to get everybody fit.

“Everybody is available and fit and I can’t really believe it.”

Dunn added: “Andy is our head physio – he heads the medical team – and he is a former Bristol player himself. He has been absolutely fantastic and he has turned nasty injuries around in double-quick time.”

Dunn expects Riad Lynch to be Lions’ only injury absentee as the prop’s serious knee problem requires surgery.

Lions: (from) K Lynch, Searle, Bruce, Connolly, Edwards, Chislett, Flynn, Pollard, Hardcastle, Hughes, Hart, Dunkerley, Hennings, Forrest, Seward, Wiseman, Manning, Wilford, Cawley, Tarrant, Burns.

n See Monday’s Daily Echo for a report, reaction and picture special from tomorrow’s Chapel Gate clash.