Wilfried Zaha

Zaha (strain) is not expected to return this season after manager Roy Hodgson told reporters Friday, "The injury seems to be more serious than we would like it to be, so I fear he is not likely to play again this season - but we can only hope. "It's a proper strain he's got, and that normally doesn't clear up in two weeks time. It takes a little bit longer than that. This game on Saturday, and the one in eight days time, will be too soon."

Zaha (undisclosed) will undergo a scan on his injury that was sustain during Saturday's win against Bournemouth. "I don't know [more about his injury]. Obviously, you always worry when players pull up like he did - there'll obviously be a scan. We can only hope it's one of those injuries which doesn't keep him out for two weeks, but I couldn't say at this moment in time" said manager Roy Hodgson.

Zaha was subbed out of Saturday's victory against Bournemouth in the 51st minute after suffering an injury. He took two shots in the match before being taken off. He took two shots, created a chance and recorded a secondary assist in the match before being taken off.

Zaha registered two shots (zero on goal), three crosses (zero accurate) and one chance created in Saturday's 1-0 loss to Tottenham Hotspur. In addition, he was given a yellow card in the 91st minute.

Zaha took four shots and scored a goal in Saturday's 4-3 victory against West Ham United. He also created a chance and won one of one tackles in the match.