Walsall v Huddersfield

A tight game is made even tighter by Danny Cadamarteri's exclusion, promoted from FL2 last season, Walsall are sitting just two places below the terriers in FL1

Andy Ritchie - 'We're obviously disappointed to lose Danny for tomorrow's game because he's come back with a real bang, just as we were hoping he would,' Andy explained to the official website. 'He's done brilliantly for us to score two goals in his two starts, but he's held his hands up and admitted that he was stupid to celebrate in the way he did on Tuesday night.


'However, things like this happen and he will escape a fine this time; he was on a high, having recovered from his injury and to score two goals as well, he must have been so thrilled. He has put a marker down for both himself and all the other players though and if anything like that happens again they will be disciplined. Danny has just been slapped on the wrists a little bit this time.


'This does mean that we will probably playing Malvin (Kamara) up front tomorrow, along with AN N Other. We are looking at all our options, but this will probably be the way we go.

Walsall are without influential midfielder Darren Wrack and defender Paul Boertien is missing with ligament damage.

Be interesting to see how former terrier, Dwayne Mattis performs for the saddlers, having signed on loan from Barnsley

Other than Cadamarteri it could be the same side

If he plays, Luke Beckett is due another goal, I feel.

Walsall had a good away victory at Doncaster last time out, 3-2, and sit only two places below Town in the league table, they have also yet to win at home, Town are back on track with the win and draw against Luton and Forest, but they were acheived with Cadamarteri in the side

Tight game, I predict a draw. Bookies agree with odds of 11/8 home, 9/4 draw, 8/5 Town win.

Away to Doncaster next Sunday

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