Potter confirms Bissouma and Lamptey in squad for Crystal Palace match

The Malian midfielder sustained a knee injury against Leicester but was “desperate” to continue, which he did with the blessing of Albion’s medical staff.

Bissouma was withdrawn with ten minutes to go in place of Enock Mwepu as a precaution.

Bissouma will be back in the squad on Monday.

Albion boss Potter hinted before the Swansea match that he was hopeful that Bissouma would be involved against Palace and confirmed that the situation is the same today.

He said: “Probably the same [situation] but we will see how he is and hopefully he can train on Saturday.”

Meanwhile, Potter said that Pascal Gross and Tariq Lamptey will be back in the squad for Palace on Monday, but will be assessed over the weekend.

Tariq Lamptey will also be in the squad on Monday.

Seagulls’ boss said on Lamptey: “We’re delighted with his 45 minutes against Swansea last night and we’re delighted that he came through that well. He looked good and strong, but it’s another step for him [to be starting a PL game].

Potter added that Gross’ situation is different to Tariq Lamptey but said he came through last night with no problem.

He said: “He’s somebody we will monitor over the next couple of days and then we will see how he is on Saturday and then work out what his involvement will be, but he will be back in the squad [for Palace].

Gross' free kick that smashed the bar. Potter said he will be in the squad for Monday too.

Potter confirmed that Webster will not be back for Monday, with his return looking more likely after the international break.

While Alexis MacAllister will train on Saturday after a “sore” knee to the back last night, and Mwepu will be given time to rest to see how his groin is.