Huddersfield Town v West Bromwich Albion, 04 November 2017

Score1-0 to Huddersfield Town
RefereeRoger East
CompetitionPremier League
VenueJohn Smith's Stadium
Attendance24,169

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Kick-off: 3.00pm This was West Bromwich Albion's first league visit to Huddersfield Town since 11 November 2000 when Jordao and Lee Hughes scored the goals in a 2-0 win in League Division 1.

1 Huddersfield Town

0 West Bromwich Albion

Goals:

Rajiv Van la Parra 44 G

Goals:

Starting lineup:

Goalkeeper Jonas Lössl
Defender Florent Hadergjonaj
Defender Mathias Jorgensen
Defender Christopher Schindler
Defender/Midfielder Scott Malone
Midfielder Jonathan Hogg
Midfielder Tom Ince
Midfielder/Forward Aaron Mooy
Midfielder/Forward Rajiv Van la Parra
Forward Laurent Depoitre
Forward Elias Kachunga

Starting lineup:

Ben Foster Goalkeeper
Jonny Evans Defender
Ahmed Hegazi Defender
Gareth McAuley Defender
Allan Nyom Defender
Kieran Gibbs Defender/Midfielder
Grzegorz Krychowiak Defender/Midfielder
Jake Livermore Defender/Midfielder
Gareth Barry Midfielder
Hal Robson-Kanu Forward
Jay Rodriguez Forward

Substitutions:

Martin Cranie for Elias Kachunga 61
Danny Williams for Rajiv Van la Parra 62
Chris Löwe for Scott Malone 79

Substitutions:

James McClean for Grzegorz Krychowiak 59
Matt Phillips for Gareth McAuley 59
Salomón Rondón for Hal Robson-Kanu 59

Cards:

Christopher Schindler 25 Y
Christopher Schindler 57 Y
Christopher Schindler 57 R
Danny Williams 70 Y

Cards:

Ahmed Hegazi 31 Y
Allan Nyom 35 Y
Gareth Barry 53 Y
James McClean 90 Y

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Rob Green
Defender Tommy Smith
Defender/Midfielder Martin Cranie
Defender/Midfielder Chris Löwe
Midfielder Danny Williams
Forward Steve Mounié
Forward Collin Quaner

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Boaz Myhill
Defender/Midfielder/Forward James McClean
Midfielder Chris Brunt
Midfielder Nacer Chadli
Midfielder Claudio Yacob
Midfielder/Forward Matt Phillips
Forward Salomón Rondón

Comments:

League position: 10th This was Huddersfield Town's second win in their last nine games in the Premier League. They had now won consecutive home games in the top division for the first time since November 1971. Rajiv Van La Parra's goal ended his run of 23 appearances in all competitions for the Terriers without a goal. Huddersfield Town manager David Wagner said: "I know that when we played Man United this was a big win. I think it was a big win for the football club, while today it was a big win for us as a group and for me as a manager. We've shown we can play in our identity and style and also, if we need to, we can play in the deeper block if necessary and I'm absolutely delighted the players have shown both."

Comments:

League position: 15th With ten points after 11 games, this was West Bromwich Albion's lowest points total at this stage of a Premier League season since 2005-06 (eight points) when they went on to be relegated. The Baggies had won two of their last 20 games in the Premier League. Gareth Barry became the first player to face 46 different clubs in the Premier League. West Bromwich Albion manager Tony Pulis said: "Anybody who has been on a run of games like us and we’ve been on a poor run in respect of results and winning and losing, you’re going to take criticism. I’ve been in the game a long time to know that’s what happens no matter who you are and what club you’re at. It's coming up to three years since I took over the football club. The club is in a better position now than what it was then."

1 Huddersfield Town

Goals:

Rajiv Van la Parra 44 G

Starting lineup:

Goalkeeper Jonas Lössl
Defender Florent Hadergjonaj
Defender Mathias Jorgensen
Defender Christopher Schindler
Defender/Midfielder Scott Malone
Midfielder Jonathan Hogg
Midfielder Tom Ince
Midfielder/Forward Aaron Mooy
Midfielder/Forward Rajiv Van la Parra
Forward Laurent Depoitre
Forward Elias Kachunga

Substitutions:

Martin Cranie for Elias Kachunga 61
Danny Williams for Rajiv Van la Parra 62
Chris Löwe for Scott Malone 79

Cards:

Christopher Schindler 25 Y
Christopher Schindler 57 Y
Christopher Schindler 57 R
Danny Williams 70 Y

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Rob Green
Defender Tommy Smith
Defender/Midfielder Martin Cranie
Defender/Midfielder Chris Löwe
Midfielder Danny Williams
Forward Steve Mounié
Forward Collin Quaner

Comments:

League position: 10th This was Huddersfield Town's second win in their last nine games in the Premier League. They had now won consecutive home games in the top division for the first time since November 1971. Rajiv Van La Parra's goal ended his run of 23 appearances in all competitions for the Terriers without a goal. Huddersfield Town manager David Wagner said: "I know that when we played Man United this was a big win. I think it was a big win for the football club, while today it was a big win for us as a group and for me as a manager. We've shown we can play in our identity and style and also, if we need to, we can play in the deeper block if necessary and I'm absolutely delighted the players have shown both."

0 West Bromwich Albion

Goals:

Starting lineup:

Ben Foster Goalkeeper
Jonny Evans Defender
Ahmed Hegazi Defender
Gareth McAuley Defender
Allan Nyom Defender
Kieran Gibbs Defender/Midfielder
Grzegorz Krychowiak Defender/Midfielder
Jake Livermore Defender/Midfielder
Gareth Barry Midfielder
Hal Robson-Kanu Forward
Jay Rodriguez Forward

Substitutions:

James McClean for Grzegorz Krychowiak 59
Matt Phillips for Gareth McAuley 59
Salomón Rondón for Hal Robson-Kanu 59

Cards:

Ahmed Hegazi 31 Y
Allan Nyom 35 Y
Gareth Barry 53 Y
James McClean 90 Y

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Boaz Myhill
Defender/Midfielder/Forward James McClean
Midfielder Chris Brunt
Midfielder Nacer Chadli
Midfielder Claudio Yacob
Midfielder/Forward Matt Phillips
Forward Salomón Rondón

Comments:

League position: 15th With ten points after 11 games, this was West Bromwich Albion's lowest points total at this stage of a Premier League season since 2005-06 (eight points) when they went on to be relegated. The Baggies had won two of their last 20 games in the Premier League. Gareth Barry became the first player to face 46 different clubs in the Premier League. West Bromwich Albion manager Tony Pulis said: "Anybody who has been on a run of games like us and we’ve been on a poor run in respect of results and winning and losing, you’re going to take criticism. I’ve been in the game a long time to know that’s what happens no matter who you are and what club you’re at. It's coming up to three years since I took over the football club. The club is in a better position now than what it was then."