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It’s been an incident-filled first-half between Chelsea and Burnley already, with two goals for either side, and plenty of powerful shots just missing their target as well.
But as concerning as Burnley’s two goals — both from set pieces! — have been, Callum Hudson-Odoi’s right leg injury (either calf of Achilles) is something that can have much longer lasting effect.
It was a no-contact injury and those are always more concerning straight away. The youngster tried to control a looping ball, but his first-touch went long and as he tried to burst after it, the back of his right leg gave out. He tried to carry on for a couple minutes, but it was clear he wasn’t going to be able to do so.
Hopefully it’s nothing too serious, but the initial look was not good.
Hudson-Odoi limps off [41]. Lower right leg. Possibly soleus or Achilles. #CFC pic.twitter.com/bdlbHXo4Fq
— Ben Dinnery (@BenDinnery) April 22, 2019
Pedro has come on to replace Hudson-Odoi, with Willian already missing this game through precaution. The winger had felt a twinge in his thigh yesterday and was left out of the matchday squad today, with Manchester United looming next weekend.
Willian left out of tonight's squad as a precaution after feeling discomfort in his thigh yesterday, per @j_castelobranco. Should be available for the United game #cfc https://t.co/Y27RcpFP9K
— Liam Twomey (@liam_twomey) April 22, 2019