Huddersfield Town head coach David Wagner is set to face the media at PPG Canalside (noon start) ahead of the Premier League encounter with Crystal Palace this weekend.
Town return to Premier League action after the international break buoyed by the point gained away to Everton two weeks ago .
In comparison, Crystal Palace went into the break on the back of a 2-0 defeat to Southampton and will be looking to key man Wilfried Zaha in order to gain positive result from the match.
David Wagner is expected to give an update on team news including summer signings Ben Hamer and Ramadan Sobhi who are both looking to return to first-team action following knee injuries.
The Examiner's Mel Booth and Arash Bahrami will be on hand to report live from the pre-match press conference down at PPG Canalside this afternoon.
That's all
For a full round-up of what Wagner had to say, keep an eye out on the Examiner website.
We’ll have a live blog running from the John Smith’s Stadium from around noon tomorrow bringing you all the live updates - so stay tuned!
Lossl on Canalside plans
“The redevelopment of the Training Ground will give us an even better environment to develop and progress; both First Team players and youngsters in the academy.”
Lossl on Hamer friendship
Ben Hamer is a top guy, it’s the best environment because you can be competitors for a place and be friends off the pitch. We can both push each other in different aspects of our game.”
Lossl on experienced Town side
“We have a big group of players with a lot of experience, which we can use. I think we look stronger.”
Lossl on Palace fixture
“I see progress in the team every week, and we are confident going into the Crystal Palace game.”
Lossl on new-signing Ben Hamer
“We welcome competition for the number one shirt because it brings the best out of myself and Ben Hamer.”
Lossl on losing first-team spot
“I hated not playing at the start of the season, but I used my disappointment to come back stronger.”
Lossl on World Cup
The World Cup was a big experience for me; it showed what quality Denmark has as a team.
Next up
Next up will be Town goalkeeper Jonas Lossl who returned to the first team at Everton after losing his place to Ben Hamer for the Chelsea, Manchester City and Cardiff
Close to fans
Wagner ends his press conference saying that as long as he is at the club they will be close to the supporters and public
Canalside would not have happened if club relegated
Wagner says that the £20m plan for Canalside would not be happening if Town had been relegated
Hello!
Welcome to our pre-match press conference live at PPG Canalside, we’re expecting to hear from David Wagner from around noon (12pm) today, he will be immediately followed by a member of the first-team who we will find out in a short while.
Stay tuned!
