Burnley have several players unavailable due to injury at present.
Burnley have received much praise of late, with Sean Dyche’s side in sixth place in the Premier League following some impressive performances.
The Clarets have several injury issues to contend with, however, going into tomorrow afternoon’s game away to Brighton & Hove Albion.
Defenders Ben Mee and Matthew Lowton are set to be available to face Brighton after recovering from knee injuries, as reported by Burnley Express. Mee has missed Burnley’s last two games, while Lowton has been out for four matches.
Left-back Stephen Ward, however, is doubtful due to a knee injury of his own, and will be assessed today, as reported by The Metro.
Forward Jonathan Walters has been sidelined with a knee problem since September. He returned to training last month but isn’t yet ready to play, as reported by Premier Injuries.
Goalkeeper Tom Heaton, meanwhile, should return in January after a shoulder injury, according to Premier Injuries.
Midfielder Dean Marney hasn’t played for almost a year due to a cruciate knee ligament injury but he featured in a training ground friendly against Wigan Athletic last month and should be back in first-team contention soon, as reported by The Lancashire Telegraph.
Winger Robbie Brady suffered a serious knee problem against Leicester City this month and has undergone successful surgery on a torn patellar tendon, with a timeframe yet to be placed on his recovery, as reported by Premier Injuries.
Receive exclusive football transfer news and updates twice a week to your mailbox
