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Not entirely sure. I suspect that West Brom will sit back, concede position, and play on the counter-attack. This means that guile will be more important than raw pace, and Hemed might just have the strength and skill to unlock their defence, whereas those other three might be out-muscled.

Except it doesn't say that he'll be fit in two weeks. Rather, it says that he'll return to training in two weeks. That leaves them plenty of time to get him fit, match fit and, in all likelihood, have a breakdown so he can rejoin the injury list.

I'll take a punt on 'now'.