Crystal Palace secured a solid three points in a morale-boosting 1-0 win over Liverpool at the weekend. Eberechi Eze scored the goal after a fascinating build-up play that was crowned with a deserved finish.
That was the first win in five for the Eagles and only their second win under new manager Oliver Glasner. Most importantly the win also highlighted what Palace have missed all season, Eze starting with the talented Michael Olise who has battled injuries all season. They both give Palace a different feel.
The former Reading man looked sharp and exciting in equal measure and left fans wondering how far they would have gone if they had both been fit for large parts of the campaign. The good news however is that the medical room is beginning to clear up.
The Eagles still have Marc Guehi out for the game this weekend as well as Rob Holding who started well but has since been restricted to watching from the stands due to an injury he picked up.
West Ham still have to think about Bayer 04 Leverkusen with their European ambitions hanging by a thread after a disappointing 2-0 defeat away.
The Eagles are 14th on the league table, they have never finished below that in the 10 years they have been in the Premier League, crucially though they are eight points safe from the drop so finishing a challenging season on a high will be something they will be thinking of.
So to help with that, here is the entire list of injured players and when they could potentially return.
13. Matt Targett - out
Targett has missed Newcastle’s last four games with an achilles problem. It is an issue that could keep him out for a few more weeks. | Getty Images
14. Miguel Almiron - out
Almiron was a casualty against West Ham and was replaced just minutes after coming on as a substitute. The Paraguayan has missed their last three outings and is expected to have a couple more weeks on the sidelines. | Getty Images
15. Kieran Trippier - out
Trippier was substituted just after half-time against Wolves with a calf injury and has missed over a month and a half of action since that injury. There are hopes that he will be back fit soon - but Wednesday’s game may come too early. | Getty Images
16. Tino Livramento - doubt
Livramento featured against Spurs at the weekend - despite the belief he would be missing for another week or so through injury. Livramento came through that unscathed and may feature more predominantly at Selhurst Park. | AFP via Getty Images