Huddersfield Town head coach Liam Manning says it will be “huge for the team” when strikers Ryan Hardie and Bojan Radulovic return from their respective injuries.

Hardie was unavailable to face former club Plymouth Argyle at the weekend after picking up a knock in the draw against Lincoln City.

Meanwhile, Radulovic has been sidelined since the end of January, after sustaining a hamstring injury in the win over Luton Town.

Manning is eager to have more firepower at his disposal for the League One run-in, with his side having netted 14 goals in 13 games since the head coach’s appointment in January.

Discussing Hardie’s absence from Saturday’s squad, the Terriers’ boss told BBC Radio Leeds: “His Achilles calf, the bottom of it, we’ve had a scan, not sure whether it’s the contact he had or something lower, it’s hard to see at the minute. It’s settling quite well, but it’ll be re-scanned at the start of next week, and we’ll see how it is.

“He travelled with the group, I think keeping him around it’s important, but...