RICHARD Dunne has an even money chance of being fit to lead City in the final home game of the season against Fulham this weekend.

The Blues skipper limped out of the action in the second-half against Portsmouth on Sunday with a hamstring problem.

A subsequent scan has proved to be a tweak and not a tear and Sven-Goran Eriksson has his fingers crossed that the Republic of Ireland giant will be able to play.

"He's 50-50 but if he cannot play against Fulham he will be ready for the weekend after against Liverpool," reported he manager.

Eriksson also confirmed that he had recalled young defender Shaleum Logan from a successful loan spell at promotion- chasing Stockport County.

"It is unfortunate for Stockport but we had no choice. After the game against Portsmouth we had only three fit defenders and he is our player and we had to take him back."

Logan, who played twice in the Carling Cup earlier in the season for the first team, is likely to be battling Jihai Sun for the right-back berth against the Cottagers. The China international and Didi Hamann have both recovered from the illness that kept them out of the 3-1 home win over Pompey.