Humphreys and Chaplin On Target
Saturday, 31st Jan 2026 21:42

Blues pair Cameron Humphreys and Conor Chaplin were on target for their loan clubs this afternoon.

Humphreys netted his first goal for Huddersfield Town in the 89th minute to claim a 3-2 victory at Peterborough United.

The 22-year-old was making his fifth appearance for the Terriers since joining them on loan earlier this month, former Blues forward Marcus Harness assisting Humphreys’ goal and also the West Yorkshire side’s second of the day.

Huddersfield are sixth in League One having won all three matches since former Town academy midfielder and coach Liam Manning took over as boss.

Chaplin, who will stay on loan for the rest of the season, scored his first goal for Portsmouth since rejoining his hometown club on loan as Pompey, who the Blues travel to face on Tuesday, beat West Brom 3-0 at Fratton Park. It was the 28-year-old’s first goal for Portsmouth since October 2018.

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armchaircritic59 added 23:20 - Jan 31 Thumping finish by CC, at least he's one less to worry about on Tuesday.
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flykickingbybgunn added 02:55 - Feb 1 Chappers scoring a Chappers goal. Could have used him yesterday.
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muccletonjoe added 06:36 - Feb 1 Humphreys could and should have been given a chance here.
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rjm added 07:09 - Feb 1 Got to be the most questionable defending of all time in that Humphreys goal, the cb didn’t close down any space at all, and he still took the shot on his left closest to where the defender was. Fair play to him though really struck the ball well, and super happy for chappers too
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ITFC_1994 added 09:35 - Feb 1 Hit us whilst we aew down lads. Both more creative the Smods and Akpom in the 10 so at least one should still be here imo...
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Linkboy13 added 10:41 - Feb 1

Cameron Humphreys is definitely a potential championship player but needs to be playing regular league one football and Huddersfield are a big club in that league and a move there would be ideal for him. Very pleased for Chappers but it's his first goal for Portsmouth so hardly an answer to our striker problem but it nice to get sentimental once in a while. Aaron Drinien scored two more goals for Swindon maybe we should bring him back sorry me just being overly sentimental.

OliveR16 added 12:25 - Feb 1 Am I just imagining it, or does Chappers show more enthusiasm for his (hometown loan) club that our entire squad managed yesterday afternoon? I am becoming more concerned with this squad's lack of positive attitude. These upcoming away games will make or break them IMO. Away you are always up against it and fewer decisions go your way - will they fight for the shirt?
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armchaircritic59 added 17:55 - Feb 1 OliveR16, yes there we have it. I've no doubt we have the players, but do we have the spirit, determination, commitment and mental toughness? One things for sure, February will reveal most if not all.
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have_a_word_with_him added 19:56 - Feb 1 I miss Chappers' brilliance in the 10 role, his spirit, enthusiasm, leadership and general top man-ness. Should never have let him go, this squad are devoid of his sort of quality.
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