Leeds United have a full week off before their next game of the Premier League season at Brighton - but blows have left three men out and six doubtful for next Saturday’s clash on the south coast.
Daniel Farke’s Whites have an extra day to prepare having been first to play this weekend through Friday night’s hosting of West Ham United who were condemned to a 2-1 defeat.
Brighton played the following day with an evening kick-off at Manchester United who survived a late rally from Fabian Hurzeler’s side to eventually seal a 4-2 victory.
Leeds and Brighton were both without key players for their weekend assignments and blows now have nine men either out or doubtful for next weekend’s 3pm kick-off although other key men are now back.
Here, we run through the early injury news from both camps.

7. OUT: Solly March
Experienced Brighton winger March is another who remains on the longer term comeback trail from a knee injury. Boss Hurzeler said last month that March wasn't that close to making a return. | Getty Images

8. DOUBT: James Milner
A new blow for Brighton and a very significant one, especially against Milner's first club Leeds. Now 39, the midfielder suffered what Hurzeler said was a small muscle injury in the closing stages of the defeat at Old Trafford, after which Milner was ruled out of the midweek cup tie against the Gunners. Milner has now been ruled out of Saturday's visit of Leeds too. | AFP via Getty Images

9. BACK: Gabriel Gudmundsson
One of several men back for Farke's Whites. Left back Gudmundsson was forced off towards the end of the first half against West Ham after landing awkwardly and receiving studs to his leg as he fell. Gudmundsson, though, only suffered bruising and is now good to go again this weekend. | Getty Images

10. BACK: Anton Stach
United's German international midfielder Stach had been struggling with rib pain and suffered a fresh blow to his ribs ahead of the visit of West Ham. Farke said the German was really struggling on game day and the midfielder dropped to the bench, on which he was an unused sub. Stach, though, is also now back in the mix for this weekend. | Getty Images

11. BACK: Ethan Ampadu
Whites captain Ampadu was one of two Leeds players suffering from illness ahead of West Ham's visit but the captain started and came through the full match. | Getty Images

12. BACK: Pascal Struijk
Leeds defender Struijk was also unwell ahead of West Ham's visit but made the bench and was an unused sub. | Getty Images
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