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Wharton is available for Sunday's match against Brighton but is still dealing with some illness symtpoms, accoridng to manager Oliver Galsner. "Adam is still feeling his chest. He's not completely free. Sometimes you need to cough it out. I hope this will happen now. Let's see. It was good for him to play 30 minutes. I think he did better and better during the game. If it's enough to start against Brighton, I don't know at the moment."

Sarr scored a brace in Thursday's 3-1 win over AZ before being forced off in the 65th minute as a precaution, as he had been dealing with minor tightness in his hamstring since Wednesday, coach Oliver Glasner said in a press conference, according to James Savundra from Sky Sports News. "Very, very small tightness in his hamstring."

Wharton (illness) featured 25 minutes off bench in Thursday's 3-1 victory against AZ, confirming he is fully fit moving forward.

Kamada (undisclosed) featured 25 minutes off bench in Thursday's 3-1 victory against AZ, confirming he is fully fit moving forward.

Wharton has recovered from his illness and was back in full team training on Wednesday, according to Sam Tabuteau from The Standard. "To be honest, I think he's not 100% right now - his fever was too high and he was laying in his bed - but it's good now to be back in the rhythm, in the training sessions, and then let's see how many minutes he gets tomorrow."

Munoz had one shot (one on goal) and two crosses (zero accurate) in Saturday's 2-0 win versus Brentford.

Lacroix generated eight clearances and two interceptions in Saturday's 2-0 victory against Brentford.