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Pompey face injury worries

AFP, Portsmouth
Portsmouth manager Harry Redknapp is sweating on the fitness of left-back Hermann Hreidarsson ahead of Saturday's FA Cup semifinal
against West Bromwich Albion at
Wembley.
The Iceland international has
three stitches in an Achilles wound while, up front, winger John Utaka is doubtful because of a hamstring problem.
Pompey, the only Premier League side left in this season's FA Cup, may be firm favourites for this weekend's clash but that won’t stop Redknapp sending the duo to a local hospital to receive oxygen chamber treatment.
Hreidarsson's injury is a particular concern as Noe Pamarot, who would normally provide left-back cover, is still out with a knee injury.
Forward options are less of a headache for Redknapp even though he will be without in-form striker Jermain Defoe, who is cup - tied.
If Hreidarsson is ruled out Lauren could start in his place even though the former Arsenal star is more at home at right-back.
On-loan French defender Lucien Auby has made just two appearances since his move from Lens in January and one of those was as a substitute.
It all adds to the pressure as Portsmouth bid to win the FA Cup for the first time in 69 years with that 1939 triumph being the only time in the south coast club's history that they've lifted the knockout trophy.
"Hermann is determined to play but he had a bighole in hisfoot and it's nasty," Redknapp said onTuesday.
"John's injury is a dangerous one too. If we rush him back too soon he could do more damage and be out for weeks."
As for Defoe's absence, he added: "Of course we are going to miss him, he's scored eight goals in seven games but we've played most of the season so far without him and done well.
"We've got Kanu, Milan Baros and David Nugent who could all come in. So we are OK. Utaka is probably our only out-and-out
winger but there are several ways we can play."
Baros has yet to score in 10 games for Portsmouth but Redknapp had no doubt a goal was on its way from the on-loan former Liverpool and Aston Villa forward.
"We need a goal from him but I think he's ready to score.
"He's shown excellent movement in training, he's played at the very top level with Liverpool, Aston Villa and the Czech Republic and he's a great Ioan signing for us.
"I’m sure he's ready to come in and do a job for us. We've still got the option to sign him at the end of the season and 1 think a few people were surprised we were able to get him on loan from Lyon. There's nothing wrong with his confidence."
Portsmouth and England goalkeeper David James pulled out of training with a stomach bug on Tuesday but the 37-year-old, who kept a clean sheet when Pompey dramatically beat Manchester United 1-0 at Old Trafford in the quarterfinals, is expected to be fit come the weekend.
Sunday's second semifinal sees two of West Brom's second-tier Championship rivals in action when Barnsley play Cardiff.