“He was just feeling his back. Like I’ve said before we didn’t want to leave him out of the starting eleven last Saturday but you’ve seen that we’ve had two home games and we wanted to play him in the two home games for obvious reasons.

“We had to be a little bit disciplined with him last Saturday but he was able to play Tuesday night and play ever so well and I thought some of his play against Charlton was excellent.

“We’re always going to want more from him so there’s definitely things he can add to his end product. But no, he just was tiring and feeling his back a little but it’s pretty low level. We’ll freshen him up now and get him ready for the Leeds game.”

Since signing on loan for Huddersfield in the January transfer window, Smith-Rowe has scored one goal and provided three assists in nine appearances for the club, coming in to bring some more creativity to Danny Cowley’s side as they look to maintain their Championship status.