Huddersfield Town

Neil Warnock makes two changes as Duane Holmes and Danny Ward return. - Huddersfield Town side named to face Middlesbrough - Manager Neil Warnock makes two ...

The first switch sees Duane Holmes make a welcome return from his long injury absence, with the USA international replacing Ben Jackson to start today. Alongside Waghorn, Etienne Camara and Brahima Diarra drop out of the match day squad. - Manager Neil Warnock makes two changes to the side

Fans in the stands with the scoreboard showing the 4-2 scoreline during the Sky Bet Championship match at John Smith's Stadium, Huddersfield. Picture date: ...

This was a Warnock side at their belligerent, in-your-face best on the resumption. They did that and a load more besides en route to scoring four goals at home for the first time since August 2021. The veteran will miss all these, when he does finally retire. It was slightly harsh on Town and while much of the half was a case of showing discipline and organisation with Boro enjoying a fair bit of possession, they set about the visitors well enough and they did not truly settle until their goal. Ultra-committed and full of intent and a team in the truest sense of the word. Trailing at the interval, Town cancelled out Marcus Forss’s opener 22 seconds into the second half after Josh Ruffels went solo - and it was the prelude to the most remarkable passage of play in a troubled season for the hosts.

MICHAEL Carrick says it's hard to rationalise Middlesbrough's second half collapse against Huddersfield Town, but insists the defeat "won't change the ...

It's not acceptable obviously but at the same point we have a big game Friday and have a big game coming up. "Sometimes you get it in football where you can't really rationalise a little burst in the game and three moments in 10 minutes kind of, it is what it is, then you're chasing the game after that. It's not often you concede three goals that we ended up conceding in a short space of time. I can't fault the effort and attitude but moments cost us." Football throws things up and sometimes it's hard to understand why. We still wanted more and we came out hoping for more.

Matty Pearson had scored one goal this season before netting twice in nine minutes against MiddlesbroughRelegation-threatened Huddersfield produced a ...

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Report and free match highlights from the Sky Bet Championship match between Huddersfield and Middlesbrough at the John Smiths Stadium as Neil Warnocks side ...

"Sometimes you get it in football where you can't really rationalise a little burst in the game and three moments in 10 minutes kind of, it is what it is, then you're chasing the game after that. "I thought in the first half it was pretty much what we expected, tough team to break down man to man all over the pitch. We thought Matty Pearson could do a bit in there and we wanted him in and around there. It's not easy to break down but we were patient, they can frustrate you but we were patient and I was pretty happy with the way things were going. We had a scout at the Preston game and they could have got 10. I'd cut a lot out of what we show about the opponents because there wasn't a lot of bad stuff to show them.

Huddersfield Town manager Neil Warnock told BBC Radio Leeds: "I thought Middlesbrough were actually better than us first half, but they still never really had a ...

- Home5 - Shots - 9Rhodes - 6Hogg - 14Ruffels - 39Helik - 32Lees - 4Pearson "Of course we had to be better, there's no hiding from that. - 1Vaclík It was a crazy 15 minutes and that's what's cost us. "I thought Middlesbrough were actually better than us first half, but they still never really had a shot that Tomas (Vaclik) had to save so we were alright, we just weren't positive enough.

Neil Warnock's Terriers take on the manager's previous employers in yet another crucial Championship clash that will have implications at both ends of the ...

Town come forward and work it inside for Ward, who plays a lovely ball out to Koroma on the left. Town win a throw well forward on the left and it's given to Ruffels. Smith wins the ball from Koroma as he tries to break forward, and the winger commits a foul. Rudoni to take from the right. REG heads it clear, then Jackson is smashed to the floor. Koroma strikes, it's blocked but Hogg picks it up and puts it towards goal. He picks out Rudoni, who controls it, and shoots on the half turn...close, but just wide! Boro come again up the left but are held up. The Bluebirds still have a game in hand but it's a very interesting league table now with QPR, Rotherham and Cardiff all within three points of Town, who remain third from bottom. Both David Kasumu and Tyreece Simpson waiting to come on. Goal kick. They come inside but again are blocked.