Dominic Calvert-Lewin of Leeds United(Image: Matt McNulty/Getty Images)
Leeds United's pursuit of getting back to goal-scoring ways this weekend may not be helped by the absence of their top scorer for the FA Cup clash at West Ham.
Dominic Calvert-Lewin returned from England duty early this week after his second-half appearance in the draw with Uruguay last Friday, but has done so with a complaint over his hamstring.
Leeds' top scorer with 10 goals, is now rated doubtful for the match at the London Stadium on Sunday as the Whites bid to reach a Wembley semi-final and in doing so, end a run that has seen them fail to score since their last Cup game with Norwich.
Leeds are also keeping a close eye on Anton Stach after he complained of a hip problem, however he is expected to feature against the Hammers.
Speaking at his press conference for the Cup quarter-final tie, Farke said; "Everyone is back today and for the Welsh players and Gudmundsson it is just a recovery session. The first time we have everyone back together in team training will be (Friday) and then we have two more days to prepare for the West Ham game.
"There are a few minor issues and some knocks as always after internationals, so we will make some late decisions for the game and who will travel for us.
"Anton Stach was yesterday struggling with some hip problems and was not at training, but today was back in training so it shouldn't be a problem I think. Dominic (Calvert-Lewin) was not involved in team training as he felt some problem with his hamstring. There is a question mark about his availability at the moment. Apart from this, everyone else should be back and available."
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