David Wagner has provided an update on the Norwich City squad ahead of Saturday's East Anglian derby against Ipswich Town.
Jacob Sørensen, who was replaced early in the defeat at Leicester, will miss out with a hamstring injury.
Wagner also outlined that it would be too early in Jonathan Rowe's rehabilitation for him to play any part.
"Lungi has a hamstring injury, it's not too serious. Jonny Rowe is into the final stages of his rehab which will take about seven to 10 days," Wagner said.
"He's desperate to come back, hopefully he can help push to our targets. I'm happy that he has been selected as one of the nominees (Championship Young Player of the Season).
"Big credit to him and the medical team, they were totally clear on the timeframe. You can't take any risks with this kind of injury, they have done everything well so far. He is slightly ahead of schedule but we won't rush it."
After losing to Leicester on Monday, Wagner added that his team need to be better in ball possession and highlighted the derby as a good way to quickly get over it.
However, he also said that the pressure is no more or less than every game that has three points on offer.
"The last game was a disappointing one, we weren't on our best. We didn't do what we wanted to do, we wanted to be better in ball possession.
"It's the same pressure as we've faced all season. It was the same noise when we played them four months ago, it gives it more flavour but at the end of the day, it's a game. In a game like this, league table, current form, home or away, none of it counts.
"We want to make sure that we do our stuff at the highest level, play to our pattern, our strengths. It didn't work on Monday, that happens, we are humans and that is football."
Ipswich come into the fixture in top spot, narrowly ahead of Leeds United.
"They deserve the credit they get for a fantastic season but that doesn't change our aims to beat them.
"They are well-drilled and organised. They have a lot of routines that click together without thinking about it. They have a lot of confidence.
"Our ultimate aim is clear, and this is a step to reach that. We are looking forward to it."