Jacko warns of Worcester soars

Huddersfield manager Peter Jackson has told his side that they will have to be at their best to avoid an FA Cup giantkilling on Sunday.

The Terriers travel south to face Worcester in the second round of the famous Cup competition, with the game being shown live on the BBC.

And Jackson is aware that the only reason for the added interest in the game is the hope that the Conference North side can pull off a shock.

He told the Huddersfield Examiner: ‘The BBC aren’t coming to see us stroll to an easy victory, that’s for sure.

‘This game has all the ingredients of a classic cup-tie, a tight, compact ground full to the brim, a heavy pitch and a non-league side going hell for leather to take a league scalp.

‘That’s why the BBC will be there, and I’m certain they would prefer to see Worcester win. We have to ensure that doesn’t happen.’