Saturday’s clash with Man Utd comes too soon for the striker to return to action, though there is an expectation he will be available for next Sunday’s home game against Leeds.
“I have made a note of them because we have got a couple of knocks,” Dyche said in his pre-match press conference. “Angus Gunn hasn’t been playing but is part of the squad, but he has opened up his knee ligaments.
“Woody is going to be possible for the Leeds game. He won’t make this one. We will have to see how that goes.
“Ola is making good progress. Zinchenko is a no at the moment, unfortunately, and is going to be a bit longer than we thought.
“Bakwa is still a no but is making good progress. I’m having to read them off a list so I don’t forget them.
“We’re hoping no more occur, that’s for sure. A few knocks but nothing too serious at the moment.”