Burnley could be without Maxwel Cornet for their trip to Selhurst Park to face Crystal Palace this weekend due to a foot injury.
The Ivorian winger missed the Clarets’ midweek win over Tottenham Hotspur after coming off injured at Brighton last weekend.
Sean Dyche said the forward - who scored against Palace in the reverse fixture at Turf Moor back in November - was touch and go for the journey to London but that the injury was not too serious.
Dyche also confirmed both Johann Berg Gudmundsson and Matej Vydra remained sidelined but said Ashley Westwood and Charlie Taylor would both be part of the travelling squad.
“Matej is on the grass but with the sports science team," said Dyche on Thursday.
"Johann is going to be a while, it is not great news with a tear in his calf so that is going to be a bit of time yet.
"Ashley has cleared his protocols so was back in training today. Charlie will be back in around the squad.
"Maxwel has a foot injury and is touch and go, not a serious one but a bit sore still."
Despite having Westood and Taylor back for the game against Palace, Dyche said it would be hard to change his team after an excellent win over Spurs in midweek.
But he has already shown a willingness to trust his experienced players after reinstating James Tarkowski to the starting XI against Tottenham despite Nathan Collins impressing in his absence.
"The team gave me a lot to think about," the Clarets boss added.
"It was difficult (to leave out Collins) but for the right reasons because he has a player who is well versed in the Premier League and is a fantastic player.
"So it is not about the performance of Nathan because I thought he was excellent (at Brighton) but he has got a fella coming in who has been around it a long time and knows it very well."
