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Go on then, we’ll start talking about the play-offs like they’re going to happen for Huddersfield Town now. Short of the most catastrophic end-of-season collapse and an incredible run of form by one of the sides currently outside the top six, they’re there.
Chris Wilder’s side dropped valuable points as they fell to a 2-0 defeat to Huddersfield Town.
Thomas Tuchel says Chelsea defender Trevoh Chalobah has been “training excellently” after a “dip of form” has kept him out the team in recent weeks.
Carlos Corberan has called on his players to maintain their hunger and determination over the final few games of the season despite a top six finish being practically within their grasp after their 0-2 win over Middlesbrough. Millwall and Middlesbrough are the only two sides outside the play-off places who could possibly catch third-placed Huddersfield Town, and even then only if they were virtually flawless while Town suffered a massive collapse.
You know, of course, that Huddersfield Town beat Middlesbrough 0-2 at the Riverside Stadium in Monday’s lunchtime kick off, putting them just three points away from mathematically guaranteeing the top six finish they have worked so hard to achieve.
Sheffield United's form might be a cause for concern right now with only three wins from their last 11 outings, but Paul Heckingbottom, understandably and rightly so, is choosing to look at the positives. With just three matches remaining, United occupy the final play-off spot and destiny is in their hands. Two of those three matches are at home and the Blades are at least the team those below are trying to catch.
Huddersfield Town centre back, Tom Lees, was quick to outline Naby Sarr’s quality at both ends of the pitch heading into the Easter weekend.
Huddersfield Town made it four games without defeat as they claimed a reasonably comfortable 0-2 victory away to fellow play-off contenders Middlesbrough to put themselves one win away from making a top six finish a mathematical possibility.