HTFC - Glovers face Terriers

Huddersfield Town travel to Huish Park looking for another 3 points on the road following the 1-0 away win at Hartlepool on Tuesday night.

The Terriers are looking above them with Bournemouth firmly in their sights.

Yeovil will be no easy game and The Terriers are notorious for dropping points when they really should be winning games like these if they are serious automatic promotion contenders.

'The journey doesn't affect us. I've commented on this lots of times as we are lucky - we are allowed to travel down in style and prepare in the right way, so we'll be going down there fully prepared. It is a bit of a journey, but we're breaking that up with a stop at another football club to train today.'

'Yeovil have their own fight on their hands and Huish Park is a tough place to go. They have some good players and they will be determined. By all accounts they were well in the game against Brighton on Tuesday night and having watched them on DVD, I think they could count themselves unlucky not to have picked up more points.



When they came here earlier in the season they showed no fear and went for it, and thoroughly deserved their two goal lead. We know what to expect and the warning signals are clear, just as they were against Hartlepool on Tuesday night.



They will make it difficult for us and we'll have to battle hard, but when we get the opportunity we will get the ball down and play.

Adam Virgo and on-loan striker Antonio German should both be named on the bench again.

Andy Welsh is out with a groin injury

Linked with a deadline day move to Huddersfield, out of contract in the summer, Bowditch will surely put on a show today

Jordan Rhodes (illness) and Danny Cadamarteri (back) are fit again and pushing for recalls.

Scored the winner at Hartlepool and is capable of doing that again at Huish park

Yeovil 1 - 3 Town

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