Which Premier League club has the most injuries? | Football News

Trent Alexander-Arnold, Dele Alli, Callum Wilson and Hector Bellerin were all injured over the weekend

Tottenham, Arsenal and Liverpool were among the injured teams this weekend – but which club has the most players in the treatment room?

Dele Alli suffered a sprained thigh after Tottenham's 2-1 win at Fulham on Saturday, while Arsenal's right-back Hector Bellerin was injured in the knee and left the field on a stretcher in the impressive 2-0 win of the Gunners against Chelsea.

Trent Alexander-Arnold had a knee problem warming up for Liverpool's 4-3 victory over Crystal Palace, while Callum Wilson of Bournemouth scored a stunning run down West Ham before leaving the field after a knee injury.

Abdoulaye Doucoure is one of four Watford players expected to be fit again this weekend

But which club currently has the most injuries? We checked the data of physioroom.com to find out …

West Ham Jack Wilshere, Ryan Fredericks and Winston Reid are getting closer to their goals.

However, the Hammers suffered a hard blow earlier this season. Manuel Lanzini could be out for the campaign because of cruciate ligament injuries, while Andriy Yarmolenko and Carlos Sanchez should be kept apart until the end of April.

Five of From Liverpool Six marginal players are expected to return in two weeks, including Trent Alexander-Arnold, Gini Wijnaldum, Dejan Lovren, Joe Gomez and Fabio Tavares.

That leaves Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain on the list of long-term treatments at Anfield after knee ligament injury last April, with a return date scheduled for late March.

Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain is on the sidelines since last April

Newcastle The wounded list also extends to six after Sung-Yeung Ki withdrew from the Asian Games while he was in international service with South Korea – but the other five should be available for the match of England Cup with Watford Saturday.

Tottenham It was still known that the talisman Harry Kane could be dismissed until March, when Alli became the fifth Spurs player on the treatment table, Victor Wanyama being the third long-time absent.

Mauricio Pochettino should however expect the imminent return of Lucas Moura. Moussa Sissoko could potentially face his former club, Newcastle, on February 2nd.

At the other end of the scale, flying at high altitude wolves enjoy a clean state of health, while Everton and Fulham also emerged relatively unscathed from the wild holiday period, with each nurse having only one injured player.

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