Leeds United face an anxious wait to discover the extent of Chris Wood's hamstring injury.
The New Zealand international pulled up with a hamstring complaint in the 15th minute of Leeds' 1-1 draw away at Brentford last night, being replaced by Mirco Antenucci.
Wood had only just returned to the side from injury, being handed a start following an appearance off the bench last weekend against Bristol City.
According to the Yorkshire Evening Post, Wood is set to have a scan on his hamstring tomorrow morning.
As such he is already doubtful for the Whites' FA Cup tie against Bolton Wanderers on Saturday.
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Leeds boss Steve Evans will be crossing his fingers that Wood's injury is not serious as the striker has become a key man under the former Rotherham United manager.
Evans is hunting another striker in the current transfer window and a lengthy estimated absence for Wood may see him intensify his efforts before deadline day.
