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ALEX Pritchard and Danny Williams could be key selections for Huddersfield Town against Watford.
Both were on the bench for the 4-0 defeat at Tottenham Hotspur, with Williams getting on seconds before the final whistle in a futile exercise.
The key to beating Watford, who set up with a narrow midfield, could be exploiting space and opportunity down the flanks.
While in the last couple of games Watford boss Javi Gracia has switched to a flexible 4-3-1-2 that becomes rather more like a 3-4-3 in possession, my team would look to attack and succeed down the flanks.
Were Adama Diakhaby definitely fit, then I would have him and loan man Isaac Mbenza either side of Karlan Grant in a 4-3-3 formation.
But assuming Diakhaby (hamstring) does not make it and the fact Elias Kachunga faded out of things at Spurs, I would use the energy of Danny Williams in a wider area alongside Grant.
He has everything to prove before the end of the season and is likely to be a key component of the Town squad in the Championship next season - if they decide to take a punt on his general fitness.
For the record, I would not be averse to putting either Aaron
Rowe or Matty Daly into the wide starting roles and giving them encouragement to show their skills.
Williams going wide would enable Town to field Alex Pritchard at No10 with Aaron Mooy - left out at Spurs - returning alongside Jonathan Hogg in midfield. Juninho Bacuna got the vote from Jan Siewert last week,