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A hugely pivotal eight days for Huddersfield Town gets under way on Monday evening as Luton Town come to the John Smith’s Stadium for a game that could have huge implications on how the play-off picture shakes out.
Rugby League pundit Kevin Brown says Huddersfield Giants should be ‘worried’ as they prepare to take on in the Challenge Cup quarter-finals on Saturday. The Black and Whites have won three of their last four in all competitions and they’ll travel to the John Smith’s Stadium boosted by the return of three of their key men.
Huddersfield Town’s adaptation period back in the EFL has seen the club oversee a huge turnover of players at the John Smith’s Stadium.
Hull FC will travel to Huddersfield Giants on Saturday with a near-fully fit squad of players. They’re still missing Scott Taylor, Jamie Shaul, Cam Scott and Joe Cator through injury, but the returns of Josh Reynolds, Carlos Tuimavave and Kane Evans will come as a huge boost to Brett Hodgson ahead of the Challenge Cup quarter-final.
The Challenge Cup has reached the quarter-final stage with just eight teams remaining in the competition. Semi-final spots are up for grabs this weekend, with teams battling it out to move within one win of the final, which will be held at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in May.
When Carel Eiting cut his stay in Belgium short by having his contract with Genk terminated so he could return to the John Smith’s Stadium, we doubt this is exactly what he had in mind. The midfielder has rarely featured despite being fit and available for every game except one (the trip to Millwall), playing just 282 minutes without making a single Championship start.
Huddersfield Town’s 1-0 Friday night win over Hull kept up their gravity defying season and sees them well in the hunt for a play-off place still. For a team many had bottom three in their pre-season predictions to be top three in April is quite the feat. This is all before a season defining run of fixtures in eight days when Luton come to the John Smith’s Stadium a week on Monday, followed by a visit from QPR and then a trip to Middlesbrough.
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