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Huddersfield Town have 45 minutes to ensure they'll be playing Premier League football next season. The Terriers are one goal down at the break after Levi Colwill directed James Garner's free-kick into the top left-hand corner of the net.
90 minutos en Wembley. Eso es lo que necesita el Huddersfield Town del entrenador español, Carlos Corberán (1983, Cheste), para ascender a la Premier League. Pero antes tendrá que vencer al Notthingham Forest este domingo (16:30 horas) en la final de un playoff ascenso al que llega sin perder desde el 19 de marzo.
Chelsea centre-back Levi Colwill is desperate to thrive at Stamford Bridge in the long term but won’t rule out a return to Huddersfield Town next season, according to the Daily Mail.
Excitement and anxiety are so closely related because the cause of so often the same: uncertainty. The future is never written, but a lot of the time we go through our lives knowing that tomorrow will be more or less the same as today. Days like this, though, send us through a cycle of nerves, excitement, anxiety, anticipation, edginess and mania because there is no way of knowing what tomorrow will look like for Huddersfield Town.
Premier League outfit Leeds United are prepared to trigger Lewis O’Brien’s £10m release clause as they look to lure him away from local rivals Huddersfield Town, as per a report from The Sun.
Carlos Corberan’s side have performed far above anyone’s pre-season expectations to earn this trip to Wembley Stadium.
Play-off finalists Huddersfield Town are currently keeping tabs on Wycombe Wanderers centre-back Ryan Tafazolli ahead of the summer window, according to a report from The Sun.
Huddersfield have a chance to break back into the Premier League from the Championship despite many feeling they would be relegation fodder – and former player Marcus Stewart has told the Yorkshire Post that he thinks his old side have ‘a good chance of winning.’