Fulham star a doubt for Wolves clash

Marco Silva's side saw their good form come to an end with a 2-0 loss at home to London rivals Crystal Palace.

Fulham's afternoon took a worse turn after 58 minutes when Smith Rowe was forced off with a 'knock on his ankle' and was replaced by Andreas Pereira.

The Cottagers now have a quick turnaround as they travel to Molineux for Tuesday night's clash.

Silva hopes the 24-year-old will be available but admits he is a doubt and will only know the extent of his injury after a full assessment.

"We did (assess him) yesterday," Silva told a press conference on Monday morning. 

"We’re going to have another session today. We’re going to assess the players when they arrive and after we have to take important decisions for the game. It’s difficult to say if he’s going to be ready."

Tom Cairney may also be sidelined and will be assessed for a minor knock ahead of the Wolves fixture.

Silva added: "He’s the same. It’s something that can be quickly covered or can take a little bit more than one or two days, because the game is really close.

"Let’s see if they can be ready for Tuesday."

Harry Wilson, Reiss Nelson and Kenny Tete will also miss the game with long-term injuries.

The defeat to Palace saw Fulham slip to 10th in the Premier League and Silva was left frustrated with his players.

He said: "It definitely was a performance below the standards, if I can say in this way.

"In these type of games, the other part of the game that is there, that ugly part, in terms of duels, in terms of individual challenges, we have to be there. 

"But they scored two goals in two moments where reaching certain standards did not happen."