Bournemouth and Leeds injuries, one out and four doubts as Adams and Rodon return | OneFootball

Leeds face Bournemouth on Wednesday with one confirmed absentee and four doubts, though two influential players have returned.

As reported by yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk, the rearranged trip follows Saturday’s 3-0 win over Wolves, leaving Leeds on 39 points, eight clear with five matches remaining. The week ends with Sunday’s FA Cup semi-final at Wembley.

Bournemouth, fresh from a 2-1 victory at Newcastle United, are on a strong league run, unbeaten since a 3-2 home defeat to Arsenal on Saturday, 3 January. Andoni Iraola’s squad also carry relatively few injuries.

Back: Tyler Adams has recovered from a quadriceps issue, playing 45 minutes off the bench in each of the last two games against Arsenal and Newcastle. Back: Joe Rodon returned sooner than expected, named on the bench against Wolves and introduced in second-half stoppage time.

Doubt: Lewis Cook has missed seven matches with a hamstring problem and is only partially training, described as close but not ready. Doubt: Julio Soler has trained with the group yet is not ready for significant minutes and did not make the Newcastle squad.

Doubt: Anton Stach sustained ankle ligament damage at West Ham. Daniel Farke did not rule him out before Wolves, he was not involved, and the head coach hopes he will be available soon. Doubt: Dan James, sidelined by an adductor strain, is being assessed day to day and was also absent against Wolves, with hopes he returns soon.

Source: yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk