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Several injury worries for Johnson Northampton have a handful of players nursing knocks ahead of the visit of Hereford. Town boss Gary Johnson did not name those in question, although he will still be without striker Adebayo Akinfenwa (fractured jaw) and midfielder Arron Davies (back and hamstring). "We have got a couple of little knocks but we will have to wait and see if they mean anyone is unavailable for selection," Johnson said. "It would be nice at some stage to get a couple of results and be able to keep the same team, but at the minute we keep picking up little niggling injuries." Saido Berahnio went straight into the starting line up at Bradford on Saturday following his arrival on loan from West Brom two days earlier. The striker looks set to keep his place in the side and make his home debut. Johnson added: "I think Saido Berahino will be a good signing for us. He did okay on Saturday and hopefully the home fans will see on Tuesday night what a good player he is." Striker Delroy Facey is pushing for a recall as Hereford look for a third consecutive npower League Two victory. But on-loan forward Nathan Elder scored his first goal for the Bulls in their 1-0 victory over Barnet at the weekend, and will provide Facey strong competition for a starting spot. Manager Jamie Pitman also has Tom Barkhuizen and Sam Winnall available as attacking options in his preferred 3-4-3 formation. Young goalkeeper David Cornell deputised for Adam Bartlett (thigh) in the win over the Bees as well as the 2-0 conquest of Bradford, keeping two clean sheets. Midfielder Joe Colbeck remains unavailable due to a knee injury Bulls' director of football Gary Peters said: "We have been doing things rather differently over the last few weeks and there have been less mistakes. We have to keep that going but it's not as though we are playing brilliantly yet, and we cannot afford to get carried away."