Leeds United will be without Gabriel Gudmundsson for their next two games as they look to secure their place in next season's Premier League.

A victory at home two Burnley and almost certainly one at Tottenham Hotspur should secure the Whites' place in the top-flight, but they will have to do without their only left-footed left wing-back.

The Swede injured his hamstring late in Sunday's FA Cup semi-final defeat to Chelsea but with all five Leeds substitutes on, he had to complete the game.

"It's a bit of a serious injury," was Farke's initial diagnosis. "He'll definitely miss the game on Friday and also the Tottenham game.

"Of course we try to bring him back as quick as possible, especially at this stage of the season. I hope we can feature him in one of the last two games.

"But as it stands, the next two games we will have to play without him."

Leeds, who are without Ilia Gruev with a meniscus knee injury, have doubts over two other players for the game against the Clarets, who won the reverse fixture at Turf Moor.

"Noah Okafor got a hit against his calf, there's a little question mark behind his availability," revealed Farke. "Also Jaka Bijol is dealing with some problems with his hip flexor.

INJURY: Gabriel Gudmundsson (Image: Michael Steele/Getty Images)

placeholder image — INJURY: Gabriel Gudmundsson (Image: Michael Steele/Getty Images)

"I hope to have them both available, but I can't tell you right now if it's possible."

Leeds are on 40 points with four games to play, six ahead of Tottenham in the final relegation place.

Playing on Friday night gives them an opportunity to apply pressure to Nottingham Forest, West Ham United and Spurs before their games. A win would also take them above Newcastle United.

Burnley's relegation from the Premier League is already confirmed, which could make them a dangerous prospect at Elland Road, where they won last season.