Crystal Palace could be without Luka Milivojevic for their clash against Leeds United on Saturday.
The Whites head to Selhurst Park this weekend looking for a response after their 4-1 home defeat to Leicester City on Monday night.
Goals from Harvey Barnes, Youri Tielemans (2) and Jamie Vardy made the difference as an injury-plagued Leeds side struggled to compete with last season's a Leicester side that finished fifth in the Premier League last season.
Already missing the influential Kalvin Phillips and long-term absentee Adam Forshaw, Leeds were without Rodrigo Moreno, who is self-isolating despite testing negative for COVID-19, having come in close contact with a positive case.
New signing Raphinha was also absent with an injury that Marcelo Bielsa claimed: I don't think it's an injury that will keep him out for long," and he could therefore feature this weekend, whilst Diego Llorente's initial diagnosis on a groin injury would put him back in contention for the weekend.
Palace, by contrast, are hoping to have Milivojevic available after appealing his suspension following a straight red card in Friday night's defeat to Wolves.
The Serbian midfielder was shown a straight red card for a challenge on Joao Moutinho which manager Roy Hodgson protested against following the game.
"If it was up to me, I would certainly want to appeal it,” said the Palace boss after the game.
“To get three games for that would be a gross injustice and it will round-off a very disappointing evening for us because we lost the game.
“To be perfectly honest, in the game, I didn’t notice it [the foul] at all. It wasn’t the sort of foul or situation again that would make you jump up and think that’s a terrible challenge and that’s a red card.
"The ball went away thanks to the fact Luka won the ball, it moved further forward, and I was following the ball to see how we were going to defend the next situation.
“To face the prospect of losing Luka for three games for something which I really do not agree with, that’s going to make this evening a much tougher pill to swallow.”
Otherwise, Palace boast a clean bill of health ahead of the weekend as they search for their first home victory since the opening day of the season.
