Newcastle United picked up three fresh injury concerns during their 4-3 win over West Ham United on Saturday afternoon.
The Magpies came from 3-1 down to record a memorable victory at St James' Park following two Alexander Isak penalties and a late brace from Harvey Barnes.
The result saw Eddie Howe's side move up to eighth in the Premier League, one point behind the seventh place Hammers with a game in-hand. But at what cost has that come?
In a season dominated by injuries, perhaps it wasn't a surprise to see three in the same game. Jamaal Lascelles limped off with a knee injury just 17 minutes in before Tino Livramento and Miguel Almiron withdrew in the second-half.
"Jamaal is a knee problem but I don't know any more than that," Howe said afterwards. "I think the ball hit Tino's ankle so it's an ankle twist and Miggy hurt his knee crossing a ball. Again, I don't know the details."
Not only are injuries impacting Howe's team selection for the visit of Everton on Tuesday night, but suspension are too.
Anthony Gordon was sent off for picking up two yellow cards against West Ham, forcing him to serve a one-match ban when his former club make the trip to Tyneside.
We take a look at Newcastle United's absentee list in full and when each player could return to action:
1. Fabian Schar - hamstring
Schar felt tightness in his hamstring against Sheffield United, which forced him to withdraw at half-time. Possible return date: Burnley (A) 04/05.
2. Sven Botman - ACL
The Dutchman has been ruled out for six to nine months after undergoing surgery on his knee. Possible return date: December 2024.
3. Matt Targett - Achilles
Targett is sidelined for the rest of the season with an Achilles issue having only just returned from four months out. Possible return date: 2024-25 season.
4. Jamaal Lascelles - ACL
Lascelles sustained an ACL injury against West Ham and will be sidelined for six to nine months. Possible return date: December 2024.