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Huddersfield Town 0 - 0 Brentford

Terriers boss faces selection headache

Team Stat Comparison
Huddersfield Town Brentford
Matches Played 18 18
Table Position 5 18
Points 30 19
Goal Difference 19 -6
Goals for * 3.1 0.6
Goals against * 0.4 1.3
Last 5 L-W-W-W-W L-D-D-L-W
Last 5 home W-W-W-W-D D-D-W-L-W
Last 5 away L-W-L-L-L L-L-L-D-L
*  Goals per match - home matches for home club and away matches for away club
·  Club Stats:  Huddersfield Town  |  Brentford
Competition Stats
  Huddersfield Town Brentford
Goals Jordan Rhodes 9 Kevin O'Connor 3
Reds Peter Clarke 1
Yellows Jordan Rhodes 3 Marcus Bean 4
·   Club Squads : Huddersfield Town | Brentford
Next Five Matches in Competition
Huddersfield Town Brentford
1/12 H: Tranmere Rovers 1/12 H: Colchester United
5/12 A: Leeds United 5/12 A: Tranmere Rovers
12/12 H: Gillingham 12/12 H: Leeds United
19/12 A: Norwich City 19/12 A: Milton Keynes Dons
26/12 A: Carlisle United 26/12 A: Gillingham
· Club Fixtures: Huddersfield Town | Brentford

Updated: September 11, 2009, 2:54 PM UK

Huddersfield manager Lee Clark has virtually a fully-fit squad to choose from for his side's home clash with Brentford.

Tom Clarke is the only unavailable first-team squad member, with the versatile midfielder recovering from a knee injury.

Boss Clark has several selection dilemmas as his side bid to secure their fifth league win of the season to keep pace with the leading pair at the top of the table.

Winger Gary Roberts put in a fine performance when he replaced Michael Collins in the second half of last week's 4-3 win at MK Dons, while strikers Lee Novak and Robbie Simpson both scored for the reserves in midweek and defender Robbie Williams and winger Lionel Ainsworth were also impressive.

Teenager Jordan Rhodes and Theo Robinson are expected to resume up front after sharing 14 goals between them this season.

Alan Bennett and Ryan Dickson are expected to miss out again for Brentford.

Bees skipper Bennett has yet to fully recover from a groin injury and fellow defender Dickson is still struggling with a knee problem.

Mark Phillips shook off an ankle injury to play at Charlton last weekend and should partner James Wilson in central defence again, while Sam Wood continues to deputise for Dickson at left-back.

Striker Charlie MacDonald made a welcome return as a substitute at The Valley following almost six months on the sidelines with a shoulder injury and also played for the reserves in midweek.

MacDonald could now be pushing for a start in attack, which could see Myles Weston revert to the wing.

Fellow forward Ben Strevens is still recovering from a broken leg.

 
Saturday, September 12, 2009
Gillingham 2
Millwall 0 FT
Bristol Rovers 1
Oldham Athletic 0 FT
Carlisle United 0
Brighton 2 FT
Charlton Athletic 1
Southampton 1 FT
Hartlepool United 1
Wycombe Wanderers 1 FT
Huddersfield Town 0
Brentford 0 FT
Leyton Orient 1
Exeter City 1 FT
Swindon Town 1
Colchester United 1 FT
Tranmere Rovers 2
Walsall 3 FT
Yeovil Town 2
Stockport County 2 FT