Dave Edwards set to make Wolves return against Huddersfield
Dave Edwards could make a swift return from a knee injury when Wolves host Huddersfield.
The midfielder had been expected to be sidelined for a number of weeks after sustaining the problem last month.
But Edwards, who has also been called into the Wales squad for their Euro 2016 qualifiers, has made a rapid recovery and has an outside chance of facing the Terriers.
Conor Coady could also return to face his former club after completing a three-match ban following his dismissal against Brighton last month.
Huddersfield skipper Mark Hudson is hoping to return to contention following an ankle injury.
The centre-half has missed the last four matches and boss Chris Powell must decide whether to recall him or stick with Joel Lynch at the heart of defence alongside on-loan Elliott Ward, who is scheduled to return to parent club Bournemouth after the match.
On-loan goalkeeper Jed Steer is also set to play his last game for the club before returning to Aston Villa, with Huddersfield's first choice Joe Murphy edging closer to a return following a calf injury.
Jamie Paterson will return to contention after being ineligible to play against parent club Nottingham Forest in the last match, but fellow striker James Vaughan (calf) remains sidelined.
Source: PAR
