Leeds United and West Ham injuries, one out, two doubts and three return before FA Cup tie | OneFootball

Leeds United visit West Ham in the FA Cup quarter-final at the London Stadium on Sunday, 5 April, aiming to book a Wembley trip.

Victory over Norwich put Leeds into the last eight for the first time in 23 years, but they have since drawn 0-0 with Crystal Palace and Brentford. They remain four points above West Ham, who lost 2-0 at Aston Villa last weekend. According to yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk, both squads are largely healthy, with a handful of issues to monitor.

OUT: Lukasz Fabianski. The experienced goalkeeper has been sidelined with a back problem and has not made a West Ham squad since September. Hopes of a February training return have yet to materialise.

DOUBTS: Crysencio Summerville has missed his last two games and a Netherlands call-up with a calf injury. Espirito Santo has been coy on the winger, who is being assessed day to day. Jean-Clair Todibo was due to start at Villa Park but suffered a calf issue in the warm-up and was replaced by Freddie Potts, and he will likely be checked this week.

BACK: Oliver Scarles returned to the matchday squad at Villa Park after a knock against Brentford and could feature.

BACK: Gabriel Gudmundsson is available after suspension, having seen red at Crystal Palace and then representing Sweden during the international break. Noah Okafor has overcome hamstring and hip issues, came off the bench against Brentford and joined up with Switzerland, and, all being well, should be ready to feature.

Source: yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk