Hearts duo Uche Ikpeazu and Peter Haring are facing a race for fitness ahead of the William Hill Scottish Cup semi-final against Inverness at Hampden Park on Saturday.
The Jambos striker and midfielder picked up knee and groin injuries respectively during the 2-1 home defeat to Edinburgh rivals Hibernian in the Ladbrokes Premiership at Tynecastle at the weekend.
Neither has trained this week and at the pre-match press conference Craig Levein spoke of the concerns over both players, although he is hopeful they will both be available.
The Hearts boss said: "Uche Ikpeazu has a little problem with his knee and Peter Haring landed awkwardly and had a problem with groin.
"Those two haven't trained. I don't think they are training today actually, Peter certainly isn't, I don't know if Uche will be out (training) today, we will find out.
"I'm hopeful that they will be fine.
"I don't think the injuries are serious so I would expect them to both be available.
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"If either of them doesn't prove what we expect in the next couple of days then obviously I need to do something different on Saturday.
"But I don't expect them to say they are fit if they aren't, that generally comes from younger players who haven't had many previous injuries."
