Chelsea captain John Terry has been passed fit to face Huddersfield in the FA Cup fifth round on Saturday.

The England defender has not played since suffering a foot injury during the Blues' defeat to Arsenal in December, but is available again, according to boss Avram Grant.

Striker Andriy Shevchenko is a doubt with a back injury but Grant welcomes back Michael Essien, Didier Drogba and Salomon Kalou from international duty in the African Nations Cup.

Jon Worthington is rated 50/50 for Huddersfield.

The Terriers skipper, who has endured another injury-hit season, is battling to overcome a hamstring strain sustained in last Saturday's home win over Swindon.

Worthington, who missed Town's FA Cup clash at Stamford Bridge two years ago through suspension, will undergo a late fitness test.

Striker Luke Beckett is also doubtful for the fifth-round tie. He missed the midweek defeat at Carlisle due to a back spasm and Andy Booth has been placed on stand-by to partner Phil Jevons up front.

Manager Andy Ritchie does not have any other new injury or suspension worries.

Long-term absentee Danny Cadamarteri will step up his comeback from a knee injury when he appears for the reserves against Stoke next week.