Davies hamstring injury deepens Cardiff crisis

Wales forward Davies ruled out four weeks with hamstring; Fish, Ng and Robertson also flagged as concerns ahead of Wednesday's West Ham clash.

Isaak Davies has been ruled out for four weeks with a hamstring injury, adding to Cardiff City's mounting injury crisis ahead of their Championship match against West Ham on Wednesday.

Head coach Brian Barry-Murphy confirmed the Wales international's absence after Saturday's 3-0 defeat at Wolves, where the Bluebirds were already without centre-backs Dylan Lawlor, Callum Chambers, Krystian Bielik and suspended Gabriel Osho. Fresh fitness concerns have also emerged over defenders Will Fish and Perry Ng, plus midfielder Alex Robertson, all of whom did not train on Monday.

Cardiff finished the Wolves game with midfielder Joel Colwill and winger Ollie Tanner deployed as emergency full-backs, though playmaker Rubin Colwill returned from injury. Barry-Murphy said he would assess the latest injury concerns in Tuesday's training session, expressing hope over Ng's availability but uncertainty over Fish and Robertson.