For Pollard

similar form to Field, with just two wins in eight.

They don’t have the luxury of mid-table security like Field, however, sitting second bottom, just three points clear of Luctonians, who have three games in hand, and six points away from Blaydon (above them).

The two teams either side of Sheffield in the table are playing the two Leicester sides, Lions and South respectively, who sandwich Field, eighth in the table. With results going their way, Field could leapfrog their way to sixth if all goes well at Lockwood Park.

Elsewhere in the league, the top two clash as Sale host Stourbridge, looking to reinforce their position as potential champions.

A much-welcomed win for Field could be on the cards in their quest for a return to winning ways, and one which could set them up for happier times with the business end of the season approaching.

Huddersfield: Lewis Workman, Brandon Conway, Mark Pease, Will Milner, Elliot Knight, Tom Owen, Joel Hinchliffe; Dickie Piper, Lewis Bradley, Nick Sharpe, Adam Malthouse, Austen Thompson, Reuben Pollard, Ben Morrill, Alex Battye (c).

Replacements: Callum Thompson, Adam Blades, Fran Entressengle, Sam Allan, Danny Grainger.

Huddersfield YMCA return to North One East action with a cracking home derby against Cleckheaton at Laund Hill tomorrow (3pm).

YM haven’t played since beating Bridlington 23-21 at the same venue on February 17.