West Ham manager David Moyes says Lukasz Fabianksi “seems OK” although admits he is “worried” about the goalkeeper's eye socket after a nasty collision in Saturday’s 4-0 win over Nottingham Forest, ahead of Wednesday’s FA Cup fifth round clash with Manchester United.
The 37-year-old goalkeeper was left with a swollen eye after a coming-together with the knee of Filipe in the 69th-minute. He had to be replaced by Alphonse Areola and is a doubt for the trip to Old Trafford.
“You’ve probably seen Lukasz’s eye is quite bad, I think we’re more worried about his eye socket area, that sort of thing,” Moyes said of Fabianski post-match. “I’ve had a look, he seems okay. Obviously it’s come up very quickly and it’s black and blue.”