Bristol C v Huddersfield preview: Championship clash live on Sky Sports

Bristol City boss Lee Johnson has recalled striker Gustav Engvall ahead of Friday's Championship clash at home to Huddersfield, which is live on Sky Sports 1 HD from 7pm.

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Engvall had been training with Swedish side Djurgardens ahead of a proposed loan move but has had to come back to boost Johnson's forward options.

The Robins have been stretched in that area, with Tammy Abraham just returning from a thigh strain while Milan Djuric will miss three to six weeks after undergoing a hernia operation. Goalkeeper Fabian Giefer could be restored to the starting line-up. Giefer was named on the bench against Wigan last weekend after recovering from an eye injury.

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Huddersfield head coach David Wagner is likely to choose from an unchanged squad as he has no new injury or suspension problems. Defender Tareiq Holmes-Dennis returned to training this week and has an outside chance of being in contention.

Forward Harry Bunn is still out following a recurrence of a groin problem and midfielder Kasey Palmer (hamstring) also remains sidelined. Winger Sean Scannell is still not ready to feature after a long-term ankle injury as Town chase a third straight league win.

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Bristol City have scored in each of their last 10 home league games against Huddersfield, a run stretching back to 1989.

Elias Kachunga and Nahki Wells were on target for the Terriers as they came out 2-1 winners in the reverse fixture in December.

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Huddersfield have allowed their opponents just 341 shots in total in the Championship this season; fewer than any other team.

Huddersfield have scored just five goals in their last five league games (one in each match) and all five goals have come from different players.

After winning six of their first 11 Championship games this season, Bristol City have since collected just four wins in their last 26 games in the competition.

The Robins have won just six points from their last nine Championship home matches (W1 D3 L5).