Daniel Farke issues Leeds United update, Calvert-Lewin a doubt for West Ham, Anton Stach expected to be fit | OneFootball

Daniel Farke says Dominic Calvert-Lewin is a doubt for Leeds United’s FA Cup quarter-final at West Ham because of a hamstring issue, while Anton Stach is expected to be fine after a hip problem. According to yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk, the striker has had a precautionary scan.

Before the break, Noah Okafor’s return left Leeds fully fit for Brentford, with Gabriel Gudmundsson the only absentee through suspension. He then took a knee bang in last Thursday’s World Cup play-offs semi-final against Ukraine, but played Tuesday’s final win over Poland.

Okafor was an unused substitute for Friday’s friendly against Germany, then did not feature on Tuesday against Norway. James, recently back from a hamstring tendon injury, scored and played 84 minutes in Thursday’s shootout defeat to Bosnia.

Craig Bellamy said extra time was not possible due to cramp and his condition was checked. James came off the bench at half-time in Tuesday’s 1-1 draw with Northern Ireland and played 45 minutes.

Calvert-Lewin made his England return with second-half minutes against Uruguay, then left the camp before the Japan friendly. Farke said he felt hamstring pain in training, missed today’s session and remains a doubt for Sunday, though he hopes to have him back in team training tomorrow.

Stach missed a day’s training this week with a hip issue, has returned and is expected to be available. Farke added that everyone is back, some only for recovery, and that late calls will be made on who travels.

Source: yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk