GOALKEEPERS Hans Segers and Bruce Grobbelaar both have the full

backing of their clubs and an official go-ahead from the FA -- but only

one of them will be turning out tomorrow.

Wimbledon's support for Segers will not extend to offering him his

place back in the first team.

And with Aston Villa's John Fashanu injured, of the three players

arrested by police on Tuesday, only Grobbelaar of Southampton is

expected to play tomorrow.

Wimbledon manager Joe Kinnear maintained that Segers' continued

demotion had not been brought about by pressure. Segers, welcomed back

at training yesterday after having been released from a police inquiry

into match-fixing allegations, will continue to cover for his deputy of

the past six years, Neil Sullivan, against Crystal Palace.

Kinnear, who left out Segers last Saturday, said: ''It's a tactical

situation and an opportunity for the young kid to come in and do well.''

Giving the go-ahead for the players to return, FA chief executive

Graham Kelly told BBC Radio Five Live: ''They are free to play. There

are no powers under football rules that could prevent them from playing,

and I'm not so sure that there should be.''

Earlier, Southampton director of football, Lawrie McMenemy, said his

club would continue to back Grobbelaar.

Sullivan steps up after Segers missed only his fourth League game in

five years at Sheffield Wednesday last Saturday.

Kinnear said: ''I spoke to Hans at great length last night and it was

he who wanted to come in for training, like the good professional he is.

But I feel for him and his family.''

Segers himself said: ''I'm innocent -- that's what I've said all

along.''