West Ham United assistant coach Mark Waburton has provided injury updates on Maxwel Cornet, Tomas Soucek and Aaron Cresswell following the Hammers' 4-2 win over Cambridge United in a mid-season friendly.
Goals from Jarrod Bowen, Lewis Simper (own goal), Said Benrahma and Pierre Ekwah sealed a win for David Moyes' side in a six-goal thriller, with Greg Taylor scoring a late penalty for the hosts during his own testimonial match.
For the game, winger Cornet and midfielder Soucek were both missing from the squad, while vice-captain Cresswell came off early in the first half following an injury scare.
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However, speaking after the game, Warburton said that there are no major concerns, over the trio, a boost ahead of upcoming mid-season friendlies away from home against Udinese and Fulham
"Tomas trained well yesterday but I think he woke up with a stiff back, so slept awkwardly, so he was with the medical team. Precautionary," Warburton told football.london.
"Cornet got a reaction, just a small reaction, nothing too serious at all, again we're just making sure we're being careful with the players.
"Cressy tonight, it's a cold night, he felt something at the back of his hamstring and we're just making sure everything is okay."
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