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The bookmakers believe Sheffield Wednesday are the favourites when it comes to promotion via the League One play-offs this season. The Owls are looking to seal an instant return to the Championship after suffering relegation to the third tier last term.
Huddersfield Town’s place in the play-offs is confirmed but it is yet to be finalised who they will be playing. As it stands it will likely be one of Sheffield United or Luton Town, barring a huge swing Middlesbrough’s way. A tough challenge over two legs whoever they play but the Terriers have been good when cross-examined more often than not this season.
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Two games, home and away, and whoever scores the most goals over the two legs goes to Wembley. The play-offs are so simple when you talk about them in those terms, but so rarely prove to be as simple in reality: the form book goes out the window, adventurous teams suddenly become cagey, and the pressure of the occasion comes to tell on the players.
Twenty-one games had passed since Scott High last appeared in the Huddersfield Town starting lineup, the longest gap between starts of any player this season bar Jordan Rhodes’ 26-game wait through his layoff with a back injury and goalkeeper Ryan Schofield’s 25 games between appearing against Fulham in August and playing against Burnley in the FA Cup in January.
Huddersfield Town will finish either third or fourth in the Championship this season, meaning they will face the side finishing either sixth or fifth in the play-off semi-finals. Terriers fans will therefore be keeping a watchful eye on how their potential opponents fare in this final week of the season, starting with Luton Town’s trip to Fulham for Monday’s teatime kick off.
Coventry City played their final home game of the season yesterday against Huddersfield Town and were on the wrong end of a 2-1 defeat.
Huddersfield Town head coach Carlos Corberan believes having as many players up to speed as possible can only help his side as they booked their spot in the play-offs with a 2-1 win over Coventry City.