Huddersfield Town were reliant on an own goal from Callum Paterson on Wednesday evening to secure them a point against Sheffield Wednesday in the Sky Bet Championship.

Carlos Corberan’s side have found goals hard to come by this season in the Championship, struggling since Josh Koroma picked up a long-term hamstring injury in December.

Fraizer Campbell has led the line well, but returned just seven goals this season. Yaya Sanogo has been signed on a free transfer, but has failed to score yet for the club and missed a penalty in a goalless draw with Cardiff City.

On the topic of goalscorers, we’ve taken a look at a few of the youngsters that have gone before this pool of players Corberan has, ranking the top 10 youngest ever goalscorers for the Terriers.

Follow the link to find out who features at No.10.

Back in August 2009, Drinkwater was on the books at the John Smith’s Stadium as a young professional.

In a memorable 7-1 victory over Brighton and Hove Albion, Drinkwater struck Huddersfield’s fifth goal on the 69^th minute.

At the time, Drinkwater was 19 years 05 months and 13 days old.

He would go on to chalk up an assist later in this game and finish his loan spell with Huddersfield with two goals before returning to Manchester United.

A number of other loan spells followed, before Drinkwater moved to Leicester City and became a club legend, winning the Premier League.

Ward is currently on the books at Huddersfield Town and has returned to the John Smith’s Stadium looking to get back amongst the goals under Corberan.

However, he’s failed to score a goal this season for the Terriers.

Yet, back in April 2011, he scored the winner for Huddersfield in a 3-2 victory over Brighton and Hove Albion, with Ward’s goal the winner in injury time.

At the time, Ward was 19 years 04 months and 19 days, which makes him the ninth youngest Huddersfield player to ever score a goal for the club.

His task now is different, though, with Ward needing to support Campbell and Sanogo.

Skarz broke through at Huddersfield and progressed with his boyhood club.

When Huddersfield headed to Elland Road in November 2008, they fell behind to an early Robert Snodgrass goal. However, Skarz replied for the Terriers, who would go on to win 2-1 thanks to a late goal from Michael Collins.

Skarz’s goal, though, stands out because of his age, which at the time was 19 years 04 months and 02 days.

That was the defender’s only goal for the club across his time with the Terriers, which came to an end in the summer of 2010.

Over his career, Skarz scored only nine goals.

Berrett was another player to progress out of the Huddersfield academy and eventually make 41 appearances for the club.

In March 2008, Berrett was part of the Huddersfield side that headed to the South West to take on Bristol Rovers.

Despite going behind, Berrett responded to haul Huddersfield level in a game that they would eventually go on to win 3-2.

Berrett’s goal, which was the first of two he would score for the Terriers, came when he was 19 years 02 months and 09 days old, which pitches him in at seventh in this particular list of Town goalscorers.

Eccleston was a Liverpool trainee, who wound up on loan with Huddersfield Town back in January 2010, making an instant impact with the Terriers.

On his debut away at Yeovil Town on January 30^th 2010, Eccleston struck in the 23^rd minute, guiding Huddersfield to a 1-0 win on their long trip to the South.

That, ultimately, proved to be the only goal the striker would score for Huddersfield in his loan spell in West Yorkshire, with Eccleston even picking up a red card in a 2-0 defeat to Gillingham.

Nevertheless, that goal against Yeovil came when Eccleston was 19 years and 01 month old, which gives him a place on this list of Huddersfield goalscorers. 

McDonald scored inside the first-half when Huddersfield met Tranmere Rovers back in August 2002.

That goal came at a time when McDonald was just 19 years and five days old, but it didn’t prove to be worth anything to Huddersfield, who were playing in the old Second Division.

Tranmere would strike twice within the space of six second-half minutes to turn the game on its head.

McDonald’s goal in this game – whilst he was on loan from Southampton – proved to be his only goal for the Terriers.

Most recently, he’s been on the books with Brisbane Roar in the Australian A-League. 

Kelly was another product of the Liverpool academy and, in a regular theme, was handed to Huddersfield who were trusted with the full-back’s development back in 2009.

The defender made only seven appearances for Huddersfield during his time on loan with the club, scoring just a single goal for the Terriers.

That came in a 3-2 win over Walsall in April 2009, when Kelly’s goal completed a memorable turnaround after the Terriers had trailed 2-0.

At the time, he was 18 years 11 months and 22 days old.

That’s not enough to put him into the top-three of this list, but the Liverpool loanee still sits high.

Daly is a player that’s still on the books with Huddersfield, with the young attacking midfielder making 12 appearances so far for the club.

He’s scored only one goal, which came under the stewardship of Danny Cowley last season in a memorable 1-0 win over Charlton Athletic at the Valley.

Daly’s strike came in the 90^th minute at a time when he was 18 years and nine months old.

Since Corberan’s appointment, Daly hasn’t quite kicked on with Huddersfield, with his last appearance coming in February’s defeat to Middlesbrough.

That was his sixth appearance of the season under Carlos Corberan.

After making a name for himself in senior football with Huddersfield, Clarke would go on to score three goals for the Terriers across 111 appearances in a Town shirt.

The first of which came all the way back in January 2006, when Huddersfield hosted Blackpool in a League One fixture.

The defender opened the scoring on nine minutes for Huddersfield. At the time, Clarke was 18 years and 24 days old, making him the second youngest player to ever score a goal for the Terriers.

Currently, Clarke is on the books at Salford City and has two goals to his name already this season.

Afobe might only be 28, but he’s extremely well travelled.

That’s down to a number of loan spells away from Arsenal earlier in his career, the first two of which, were with Huddersfield Town.

In 2010/11, he struck eight goals for the Terriers, including the one that made him the club’s youngest ever goalscorer at 17 years 08 months and 28 days, as per records on transfermarkt.

A 5-2 win over Rotherham United in the EFL Trophy saw Jordan Rhodes score Town’s opening two goals, before Afobe got himself on the scoresheet twice, either side of Scott Arfield’s goal.

Ryan Taylor and Ryan Cresswell were on the scoresheet for the Millers in response.