Ryan Yates

Yates (hamstring) is making good progress and working on grass with the sports science team, coach Sean Dyche said in a press conference, according to Jak Netting from Vavel. "Ryan is looking stronger. He's not quite with us yet, but he's on the grass working very actively with the sports science team, which is a good sign."

Yates (hamstring) is making progress as he continues to work towards his return from injury, with manager Sean Dyche saying "I said it would be weeks rather than days but he is making really, really good progress, He is back on the grass, although not with us, but he is back on the grass running and stuff like that. We are hoping it will be sooner rather than later. At first, we were worried about how long it would be but it is looking more positive now.", Sarah Clapson of the Nottingham Post reports.

Yates (hamstring) is set for the sidelines due to the injury he suffered against Everton, coach Sean Dyche said in a press conference, according to Jak Netting from Vavel. "Ryan has got a situation with his hamstring that's not going to be quick. We don't think it's too serious in the sense of needing anything done [surgery], but I think it's going to be a slow one."

Yates was forced off the field in the 62nd minute of Saturday's match against Everton due to an apparent hamstring injury.

Yates assisted once to go with one cross (one accurate) and one chance created in Saturday's 2-2 draw versus Manchester United.