Daniel Farke gives Leeds team news for West Ham tie, Calvert-Lewin doubt and Anton Stach likely OK | OneFootball

Daniel Farke has delivered Leeds United team news for Sunday’s FA Cup quarter-final at the London Stadium, with Dominic Calvert-Lewin a doubt due to a hamstring issue and Anton Stach expected to be available after a hip problem.

Before the international break, Leeds had a full squad for Brentford after Noah Okafor’s return, with only Gabriel Gudmundsson suspended. According to yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk, Gudmundsson was among a dozen Leeds players who then went on international duty.

Gudmundsson suffered a knee bang in last Thursday’s play-off semi-final against Ukraine and was substituted, then declared himself fine and played the full match in Tuesday’s play-off final victory against Poland.

Okafor was an unused substitute for Switzerland against Germany amid reports of a warm-up knock, then did not feature against Norway. Dan James scored and played 84 minutes in Wales’ penalty defeat to Bosnia, with Craig Bellamy citing cramp, before coming on to play 45 minutes against Northern Ireland.

Calvert-Lewin made his England return with a second-half outing against Uruguay, then was one of eight players to leave the camp before the Japan friendly. Farke said the striker ended training early with discomfort, missed today, underwent a precautionary scan and will be assessed before Sunday. He hopes the problem is only minor.

Stach missed a session with a hip complaint this week but has since trained and is expected to be fine. Farke added that everyone is back at Thorp Arch, with a handful on recovery work, and that late calls will be made on who travels.

Source: yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk