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The last thing any of the Championship play-off contenders need right now is injuries to key players, but that’s the situation Huddersfield Town face with the news that Matty Pearson has picked up a knee injury in training-ground tackle that is likely to keep him out for the next few weeks.
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 head coach Carlos Corberan faces a huge decision for each of their remaining six league games as his centre-backs are giving him the right sort of problem. For Friday night’s 1-0 win over Hull Matty Pearson was benched having been in a superb run of form, and Corberan took the time to explain his thinking.
The current season for Huddersfield Town is one that has the potential to replicate the successful promotion campaign of 2016/17. A couple of recent defeats have slightly derailed hopes of a finish in the play-off places but it is still certainly a realistic aspiration for Carlos Corberan’s side.
Huddersfield Town’s Lee Nicholls is leading the Championship’s goalkeepers on several stats and the Terriers have benefited enormously from having one of the league’s best this campaign. Clear on clean sheets and total saves made across the league, the Terriers’ stopper has been one of their players of the season.
Just to note, we have taken our expectations for each player into account as well as their actual performances, so one man’s 5 is not necessarily the same as another man’s 7.
Huddersfield Town centre-back Levi Colwill has been named among the top 50 young players in world football in a list assembled by NXGN, a global network of journalists operating in 37 countries.
Huddersfield Town players are as together as ever despite a difficult fortnight that saw the side go four games without a win in all competitions – as social media makes clear.