Eddie Howe will be forced to name changes to his Newcastle United starting XI for Tuesday night's Premier League clash against Everton (kick-off 7:30pm).
The Magpies came from 3-1 down to beat West Ham United 4-3 on Saturday afternoon after braces from Alexander Isak and substitute Harvey Barnes cancelled out goals from Michail Antonio, Mohammed Kudus and Jarrod Bowen.
However, the victory, which saw United move to eighth in the table one behind the Hammers in seventh, came at some cost with three fresh injury injuries and a suspension blow.
As confirmed by Newcastle, Jamaal Lascelles suffered an ACL injury just 16 minutes in and joins teammate Sven Botman in being ruled out for six to nine months. Howe is also awaiting further news on Tino Livramento (ankle) and Miguel Almiron (knee) after both withdrew in the second-half at the week.
Another player United will definitely be without is Anthony Gordon. The England international won both of Isak's penalties and set up Barnes' winner before being shown a second yellow card during stoppage time for kicking the ball away.
He will serve a one-match ban against his former club, forcing him to miss only his second Premier League match this campaign.
With a number of players set to be unavailable against Everton, NewcastleWorld predicts the starting XI Howe will name:
1. GK: Martin Dubravka
The Slovakian has conceded 39 goals this campaign after seeing another three go past him against West Ham on Saturday. | AFP via Getty Images
2. RB: Kieran Trippier (in for Tino Livramento)
Trippier has missed the last three matches with a calf injury but is edging closer to a return. If not fit, then you suspect Emil Krafth will get the nod. | Getty Images
3. CB: Fabian Schar
Schar is usually Newcastle's Mr Consistent but his performance have been very and up down of late, perhaps reflecting the form of the team. | Getty Images
4. CB: Dan Burn
The devastating injury to Jamaal Lascelles will likely see Dan Burn have a run of games at centre-back after playing the last two years at left-back. | Getty Images