Leeds United return to Elland Road this weekend with a huge Premier League clash against Brentford on the horizon. Daniel Farke’s side fought hard to earn a 0-0 draw at Crystal Palace last time out despite being down to 10 men for the entire second half in controversial circumstances.
Gabriel Gudmundsson only committed two fouls at Selhurst Park but was booked for both, with referee Thomas Bramall seemingly forgetting about the initial yellow before having to be reminded. That red card therefore means the Swede will be forced to sit out Saturday’s game through suspension.
Leeds are in a relatively good place fitness-wise elsewhere, while Brentford are managing a few issues heading into Saturday’s Elland Road trip. Take a look below for the latest injury news from either side.
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1. OUT: Fabio Carvalho
The Portuguese winger is out for the season having sustained an anterior cruciate ligament injury, undergoing surgery in November. | Getty Images
2. OUT: Antoni Milambo
Also underwent anterior cruciate ligament surgery back in November, after which he began the initial stages of his rehabilitation at the club. Also out for the season. | Getty Images
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3. OUT: Josh Dasilva
Another on the comeback trail from ACL surgery and two subsequent operations towards the end of last season. Has been back in some training with the first-team squad as of this month but is being carefully managed. | Getty Images
4. OUT: Rico Henry
Brentford boss Andrews said earlier this month the full-back will miss 'numerous weeks' with a hamstring injury. Not expected back any time soon. | Getty Images
5. OUT: Aaron Hickey
Suffered a hamstring injury during last month's game against Brighton. The full-back is expected to be out until after the international break. | AFP via Getty Images
6. OUT: Vitaly Janelt
Another guaranteed absentee for the weekend, with Janelt expected to be out until after the international break also. The midfielder also suffered an injury during the Brighton game, this time to his metatarsal. Photo: Steven Paston