Huddersfield Town

Speaking after our 2-1 defeat at Huddersfield Town which ultimately confirmed our relegation from the Sky Bet Championship on Friday evening, Cauley Woodrow ...

“So, apologies to the Barnsley fans, but they’ve got to stick with us now because League One is a tough league. “Last season, we had a fantastic year, and they weren’t able to be a part of that at the stadium. “Obviously, we’re disappointed,” conceded Woodrow. “But if you look at the whole season and you look at the last however long we’ve had to get out of this position, we knew it was going to be tough and now it’s mathematically done.

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Huddersfield Town secured their place in this season's Championship play-off places with a 2-1 victory over Barnsley on Friday night.

With the faint hope of automatic promotion still possible Huddersfield know they are likely to need a maximum return from their last two league game. With two games of the season remaining, Town were desperate to avoid becoming the second worst Premier League side in history as they sat on just 14 points after 36 matches. The Terriers were beaten 2-0 by Birmingham City at St Andrews, before concluding the league campaign with a 3-0 home defeat to Cardiff City. Although Town have now already confirmed their spot in the top six, they will be keen to avoid losing any momentum in the final two games of the season heading into their two-legged semi-final. On an iconic night at Stamford Bridge, Town picked up a gutsy point to mathematically secure their top-flight status against the odds. Town sat three points ahead of the relegation zone and faced West Bromwich Albion at the John Smith’s Stadium, who themselves were looking to take a huge step towards automatic promotion.

Huddersfield Town have now secured their place in the Championship playoffs after their win over Yorkshire rivals Barnsley on Friday. It was a convincing…

Both Danny Ward and Jordan Rhodes arrived on free transfers in their returns to the club have been important to the club in the forward area. Thomas was absent from the game through injury but that didn’t stop Huddersfield from scoring their 21st goal of the season from a set piece. It was a convincing display from the Terriers as they dispatched Barnsley with ease, confirming their relegation in the process.

Analysis of Barnsley's 2-1 loss at Huddersfield which confirmed relegation to League One. Barnsley, who needed to win to avoid relegation last night, were.

Toffolo had terrorised Callum Brittain all game but it was the equally disappointing Domingos Quina who did not track him and was at fault. All those players left in the next few months and have never really been replaced, with Sollbauer not a regular in the 11 but certainly an important leader. That - with their Championship status and pride at stake - was all Barnsley offered until Callum Styles’ consolation strike right at the end. The French club confirmed they had been demoted to the third tier, like their ‘sister club’ Barnsley. In 2013, it took 55 points to stay up. it has been a pathetic season from top to bottom.

After our relegation from the Sky Bet Championship was confirmed with last night's 2-1 defeat at Huddersfield Town, Poya Asbaghi says it is a case of ...

“I just want to say thank you for all the support. “They have the right to be disappointed; they have the right to be angry – as are all of us that are involved,”continued Asbaghi. “Of course, we have to take responsibility as well. “Somehow, you’re mentally prepared for it, even though as a team we really wanted to avoid this as much as possible – try to postpone it, even, as much as possible,” said Asbaghi.