Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe is hopeful injuries to Joshua King and Junior Stanislas will not prove a hefty price to pay for his team's 2-1 away win at nine-man West Brom on Saturday.
A late Charlie Daniels penalty gave Bournemouth a third successive Premier League win after Adam Smith's opening goal was cancelled out by Gareth McAuley's header.
"With our current situation we don't want any more injuries," Howe said, referring to Max Gradel, Callum Wilson and Tyrone Mings all being ruled out long-term.
"We lost Josh King in the warm-up, so that was a huge blow to our team and the way that we play.
"Junior felt a little bit of something in his hamstring, so we're hopeful that we haven't picked up two serious injuries."
James McClean was dismissed for West Brom after a late challenge on Smith and Tony Pulis' side ended the clash with nine men after Salomon Rondon saw red for clashing with Dan Gosling.
Howe added: "Obviously we're pleased to see Smithy get up from that dangerous tackle."
