Schick and Bellarabi sidelined
Bayer 04 Leverkusen have two players out after the Rhineland clash with FC Köln (2-2).
Forward Karim Bellarabi suffered a muscle injury in his right thigh in the derby in Cologne on Sunday afternoon, 24 October. And Czech Republic international Patrik Schick suffered a ligament injury in his left ankle in the match against the Goats.
The two Leverkusen attackers will probably only be available again after the international break in the middle of November.
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