Bournemouth defender Elliott Ward will miss Bournemouth's clash with Burnley. Ward's knee swelled up after colliding through an advertising hoarding during the Cherries' 1-0 loss to Leicester. He missed the 2-2 draw with Bolton and can now go to a consultant and undergo tests to uncover the extent in the problem.
Bournemouth, that will be reunited with former strikers Danny Ings and Sam Vokes together with ex-boss Eddie Howe on Saturday, are likely to include Harry Arter in their scratch line-up again after the midfielder shrugged off an ankle injury through the warm-approximately play a vital role up against the Trotters.
Left-back Charlie Daniels will lose out yet again through injury but winger Mohamed Coulibaly might be involved playing a great hour within a reserve-team clash in midweek while new signing Adam Smith and midfielders Shaun MacDonald and Ryan Fraser also chalked up some valuable game time.
Sean Dyche could name a similar Burnley starting XI for that fifth successive game. The medical team at Turf Moor were only available in for praise this week from Dyche for keeping the Clarets, currently second in the table and on an eight-game unbeaten run on the horizon Bet Championship, in excellent condition throughout this campaign.
Burnley's only absentee will be midfielder Brian Stock, who may have any small back complaint that your club are monitoring, although 32-year-old has played just the once since early December anyway due to Dyche's settled XI.
Dyche may well follow a strike-force of Ings and Vokes, who took their tally for the season to 40 goals pursuing the latter's winner against Bolton on Tuesday night.
Bournemouth, that will be reunited with former strikers Danny Ings and Sam Vokes together with ex-boss Eddie Howe on Saturday, are likely to include Harry Arter in their scratch line-up again after the midfielder shrugged off an ankle injury through the warm-approximately play a vital role up against the Trotters.
Left-back Charlie Daniels will lose out yet again through injury but winger Mohamed Coulibaly might be involved playing a great hour within a reserve-team clash in midweek while new signing Adam Smith and midfielders Shaun MacDonald and Ryan Fraser also chalked up some valuable game time.
Sean Dyche could name a similar Burnley starting XI for that fifth successive game. The medical team at Turf Moor were only available in for praise this week from Dyche for keeping the Clarets, currently second in the table and on an eight-game unbeaten run on the horizon Bet Championship, in excellent condition throughout this campaign.
Burnley's only absentee will be midfielder Brian Stock, who may have any small back complaint that your club are monitoring, although 32-year-old has played just the once since early December anyway due to Dyche's settled XI.
Dyche may well follow a strike-force of Ings and Vokes, who took their tally for the season to 40 goals pursuing the latter's winner against Bolton on Tuesday night.
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