Thanks, Rog!

Broken limb covered by the metal cap (7)

thimble

anag. of limb in 'th e'

Yes, manxman!

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thank you Sherlock

Prisoner hides hammer in piece of bread (7)

S'got to be CroutON

But does rout=hammer? Con does:

con
verb (used with object), conned, con·ning. British Dialect .
1. to strike, hit, or rap (something or someone).
2. to hammer (a nail or peg).

Well done CD. ===[**WCF**]===

Hammer is informal for soundly beat (rout) as for example "the Leafs hammered the Senators 9-1 last night. It was a rout."

Ahhh...what's the similarity between the Leafs and the Blue Jays?
Both can't play hockey!

Flush toilet city? (8)

unfortunately

Water loo ?

Yepper!! ===[**WCF**]===

Thanks Den.

Strudel, extremely cold, is cut up (6)

sliced

strudel extremely = sl
cold = iced
cut up = sliced

You certainly know your Strudel, Sherlock.

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Thank you, Koala!

Defensive player is surprisingly agile catching ball (6)

goalie

defensive player = direct
surprisingly = anagram indicator
agile = word to be anagrammed
catching = container indicator
ball = o