Daniel Farke issues Leeds team news for West Ham FA Cup tie, Calvert-Lewin doubt and Anton Stach update | OneFootball

Daniel Farke has delivered Leeds United team news before Sunday's FA Cup quarter-final at West Ham, with Dominic Calvert-Lewin a doubt and Anton Stach expected to be available. Calvert-Lewin has a hamstring issue, Stach has had a hip problem.

According to yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk, Calvert-Lewin's withdrawal from England's squad before the Japan friendly was pre-planned as Thomas Tuchel reduced numbers.

Farke said the striker ended training early with hamstring discomfort, missed today's session and underwent a precautionary scan. He hopes the problem is minor and that the forward could train tomorrow, but his availability remains uncertain.

Stach missed a day with hip trouble earlier in the week, then returned to training and is expected to be fine for Sunday.

The head coach added that several players have minor knocks and Leeds will take late decisions on who travels.

Before the international break, Leeds were close to full strength against Brentford, with Noah Okafor back from a hamstring injury and only Gabriel Gudmundsson suspended.

Gudmundsson took a bang to his knee against Ukraine and went off, then said he was fine and completed the play-off final win over Poland.

Okafor was an unused substitute against Germany after a reported warm-up knock, then did not feature versus Norway. Dan James scored and played 84 minutes against Bosnia before cramping, then came on for 45 against Northern Ireland.

Calvert-Lewin also featured in the second half against Uruguay before leaving the national team group.

Source: yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk