\n Carlton pair Harry McKay and Adam Cerra undergo scans on injuries sustained against Collingwood\n <\/p>\n
Harry McKay was injured in the first quarter of Carlton’s game against Collingwood in round 19, 2026. Picture: AFL Photos<\/p>\n
CARLTON forward Harry McKay has suffered a meniscus tear and bruising in his left knee, but scans have cleared Adam Cerra of a hamstring strain.<\/p>\n
McKay came from the ground within the first 10 minutes of Saturday night’s clash with Collingwood following a knee-on-knee collision with teammate Sam Walsh.<\/p>\n
The forward tried to work through the pain and spent an extended period on the stationary bike, but was ultimately ruled out of the game at quarter-time.<\/p>\n
The spearhead underwent scans on Sunday which confirmed a minor tear in his meniscus, as well as bone bruising, but the Blues have not yet ruled him out to face Gold Coast next week.<\/p>\n
Cerra experienced hamstring tightness on the night and was withdrawn from the game as a precaution, however scans today showed no hamstring strain.<\/p>\n
Cerra, who has a history of soft-tissue injuries, didn’t play any further part in the game from midway through the third quarter.<\/p>\n
Meniscus tear and bone bruising for Harry McKay. Not ruled for next weekend against Gold Coast yet. Scans have cleared Adam Cerra of a hamstring strain @AFLcomau<\/a><\/p>\n