Carlos Corberan provides early update on Huddersfield Town player who suffered injury in Middlesbrough win
Huddersfield Town boss Carlos Corberan has confirmed that Sorba Thomas will have a scan on a knee injury suffered at Middlesbrough today.
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Collecting as many points as possible the only thing on Carlos Corberan’s mind
Huddersfield boss Carlos Corberan urged his players to keep collecting points and let the promotion push take care of itself after another impressive win at Middlesbrough.
McGree starts: The predicted Middlesbrough XI to face Huddersfield on Easter Monday
Middlesbrough have five games remaining to secure themselves a Championship play-off spot, and the first of those comes against a promotion rival in Huddersfield Town.
Middlesbrough v Huddersfield Town: Latest team news, score prediction, Is there a live stream? What time is kick-off?
A very important match in the race for promotion to the Premier League will take place on Easter Monday as Middlesbrough host Huddersfield Town at the Riverside Stadium.
Huddersfield eyeing up 26-year-old as summer transfer target
Huddersfield Town are eyeing up a summer transfer move for one of their former academy players in the form of Cheltenham Town defender Will Boyle, according to Alan Nixon.
'Very demanding' Carlos Corberan claim ahead of Huddersfield Town clash with Middlesbrough
Huddersfield Town travel to Middlesbrough on Monday for what is a huge lunchtime game for both clubs as they chase a play-off place. The Terriers sit third and are looking to consolidate that with three more points, Boro are in seventh and desperate to leapfrog Sheffield United into the top six.
Huddersfield Town defender makes revelation about life under Carlos Corberan
Huddersfield Town defender Tom Lees is relishing the opportunity he is being given to showcase his ability on the ball under Carlos Corberan.
QPR draw serves as reminder to Huddersfield Town of their task ahead
Huddersfield Town’s quest for promotion continued with another point gained in Friday’s see-saw draw with Queens Park Rangers. The Terriers led twice but ended the game with QPR more than worth their point as the away side’s disastrous run of form disappeared on what was a very Good Friday for the London club.