Injury report ahead of the Carlisle trip

Huddersfield Town have almost everyone available for the trip to Brunton Park to face Carlisle United in today's league one fixture that will be pivotal in both sides promotion hopes.

We could be watching a preview of a potential play-off game this afternoon, although Huddersfield still have firm eyes on the top two positions but would require a good sequence of winning games as we enter the final 8 matches of the 2011/12 season.

Tommy Miller has returned to training this week, however he is unlikely to be considered for the game as he lacks match practice and will be expected to compete in some behind closed doors game before a return to the first team fold.

Oscar Gobern is also likely to still be absent as he recovers from his injury, he is joined on the sidelines by Damien Johnson & Gary Naysmith as the only absentees from the Huddersfield squad.

Calum Woods is fit again, although it is expected that Tom Clarke will continue at left-back after successive impressive displays.

Simon Grayson spoke to htafc.com and speculated that despite the recent good results no players could rest on their laurels:-

'Obviously when the team wins, it doesn't tend to change too much but we might tweak it a bit and change one or two things as we pick a team to win the next particular game.'

This will certainly keep them all on their toes, but an unchanged side this weekend at Carlisle I think is more than likely.

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