West Ham United manager Sam Allardyce will be looking to deploy young players during his side's FA Cup tie against Nottingham Forest.
With captain Kevin Nolan starting a four-match ban and fellow midfielder Mark Noble sidelined with a calf injury, the Hammers boss is likely to use seven of his youth team squad at the City Ground for their third-round clash with the Championship outfit.
James Tomkins and James Collins are both sidelined with groin injuries, while Winston Reid (ankle), Andy Carroll (heel) and Ricardo Vaz Te (shoulder) are also injured. Mladen Petric has been released after his short-term deal expired.
Meanwhile, Forest may have to stage an upset against their Premier League visitors without midfielders David Vaughan and Djamel Abdoun.
While Vaughan, on loan from Sunderland, is struggling with a thigh injury, Abdoun has issues with match fitness after pulling himself out of the squad against Reading on New Year's Day.
However, manager Billy Davies will have striker Darius Henderson back from suspension for Saturday's encounter, while midfielder Jamie Paterson should start yet again for Forest.