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Championship | Gameweek 18
Nov 20, 2021 at 3pm UK
John Smith's Stadium
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Huddersfield
1 - 0
West Brom

Sinani (6')
Turton (49')
FT(HT: 1-0)

Kipre (24'), Diangana (50')
Livermore (78')

The Match

Preview

Sports Mole previews Saturday's Championship clash between Huddersfield Town and West Bromwich Albion, including predictions, team news and possible lineups.
West Bromwich Albion will be aiming to stay within touching distance of the Championship top two when they travel to Huddersfield Town. The third-placed Baggies are currently six points behind the automatic promotion spots, while the Terriers are eighth and chasing a place in the playoffs.

Match preview

Valerien Ismael said that it was a "lack of quality in the final third" that cost West Brom in their 1-1 draw with Middlesbrough before the international break. Grady Diangana netted a second-half equaliser against Boro as the Baggies struggled with the absences of key players. An inconsistent run of form – they have not won back-to-back games since the end of September – has seen them lose pace with Bournemouth and Fulham ahead of them. While they remain unbeaten at home, West Brom have lost three successive matches on the road and were comfortably beaten 3-0 by Fulham on their most recent away day. Huddersfield have five wins from their last seven games on home turf and have kept three consecutive clean sheets at the John Smith's Stadium. However, their form in general has been shaky and a run of just one victory in five has seen them drop out of the playoff positions. The Terriers conceded in the 93rd minute to lose 2-1 to Cardiff City a fortnight ago, with Carlos Corberan admitting that it was "a very difficult defeat to accept". Huddersfield trail sixth-placed Queens Park Rangers by one point, but travel to the Kiyan Prince Foundation Stadium on Tuesday. The Yorkshire outfit have won three of their last four meetings with West Brom, with the Baggies failing to win at the John Smith's Stadium since 2010.
Huddersfield Town Championship form:
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  • L
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West Bromwich Albion Championship form:
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  • L
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  • L
  • W
  • D

Team News

Both Jonathan Hogg and Duane Holmes were forced off through injury in Huddersfield's defeat to Cardiff before the international break but could feature on Saturday. Striker Jordan Rhodes is back in training having been out since August with a back injury, but is not yet ready to feature. Rhodes' return will be timely though, as Danny Ward only has four goals to his name this season and Fraizer Campbell is yet to score. Matt Clarke went off injured early in West Brom's clash against Middlesbrough a fortnight ago and will be assessed in the lead up to kickoff. Jake Livermore was not risked against Boro due to a hamstring strain, but is expected to return at the John Smith's Stadium. Norwich City loanee Jordan Hugill has only scored once in 13 appearances this season but is pushing for a recall ahead of Callum Robinson upfront. Huddersfield Town possible starting lineup: Nicholls; Pearson, Lees, Colwill; Thomas, Hogg, O'Brien, Toffolo; Sinani, Ward, Koroma West Bromwich Albion possible starting lineup: Johnstone; Kipre, Bartley, Townsend; Furlong, Livermore, Snodgrass, Reach; Diangana, Grant; Hugill

We said: Huddersfield Town 1-1 West Bromwich Albion

Taking into account Huddersfield's strong record at home and West Brom's poor run on the road, the Terriers may actually be favourites against their higher-ranked opponents. We think it will be a tight affair and cannot separate the two sides.
Read more.

Data Analysis

Our analysis of all available data, including recent performances and player stats up until an hour before kickoff, suggested the most likely outcome of this match was a West Bromwich Albion win with a probability of 39.57%. A win for Huddersfield Town had a probability of 33.24% and a draw had a probability of 27.2%.

The most likely scoreline for a West Bromwich Albion win was 0-1 with a probability of 11.07%. The next most likely scorelines for that outcome were 1-2 (8.35%) and 0-2 (7.18%). The likeliest Huddersfield Town win was 1-0 (9.95%), while for a drawn scoreline it was 1-1 (12.89%). The actual scoreline of 1-0 was predicted with a 9.9% likelihood.

Result
Huddersfield TownDrawWest Bromwich Albion
33.24%27.19%39.57%
Both teams to score 49.94%
Goals
Over 2.5Under 2.5
44.57%55.43%
Over 3.5Under 3.5
23.37%76.63%
Huddersfield Town Goals
Over 0.5Under 0.5
68.76%31.24%
Over 1.5Under 1.5
32.42%67.58%
West Bromwich Albion Goals
Over 0.5Under 0.5
72.63%27.37%
Over 1.5Under 1.5
37.17%62.84%
Score Analysis
    Huddersfield Town 33.24%
    West Bromwich Albion 39.56%
    Draw 27.19%
Huddersfield TownDrawWest Bromwich Albion
1-0 @ 9.95%
2-1 @ 7.5%
2-0 @ 5.79%
3-1 @ 2.91%
3-0 @ 2.25%
3-2 @ 1.88%
Other @ 2.96%
Total : 33.24%
1-1 @ 12.89%
0-0 @ 8.55%
2-2 @ 4.86%
Other @ 0.9%
Total : 27.19%
0-1 @ 11.07%
1-2 @ 8.35%
0-2 @ 7.18%
1-3 @ 3.61%
0-3 @ 3.1%
2-3 @ 2.1%
1-4 @ 1.17%
0-4 @ 1%
Other @ 1.99%
Total : 39.56%

How you voted: Huddersfield vs West Brom

Huddersfield Town
27.9%
Draw
27.9%
West Bromwich Albion
44.2%
43
Head to Head
Jul 17, 2020 5.30pm
Sep 22, 2019 12pm
Gameweek 8
West Brom
4-2
Huddersfield
Phillips (19', 74'), Furlong (70'), Ajayi (89')
O'Brien (16'), Grant (35')
Nov 4, 2017 3pm
Huddersfield
1-0
West Brom
Van La Parra (44')
Schindler (26'), Williams (70')
Schindler (57')

Hegazi (31'), Nyom (35'), Barry (53'), McClean (95')
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3Leeds UnitedLeeds462791081433890
4Southampton462691187632487
5West Bromwich AlbionWest Brom4621121370472375
6Norwich CityNorwich4621101579641573
7Hull City461913146860870
8Middlesbrough46209177162969
9Coventry CityCoventry4617131670591164
10Preston North EndPreston46189195667-1163
11Bristol City461711185351262
12Cardiff CityCardiff46195225370-1762
13Millwall461611194555-1059
14Swansea CitySwansea461512195965-657
15Watford461317166161056
16Sunderland46168225254-256
17Stoke CityStoke461511204960-1156
18Queens Park RangersQPR461511204758-1156
19Blackburn RoversBlackburn461411216074-1453
20Sheffield WednesdaySheff Weds46158234468-2453
21Plymouth ArgylePlymouth461312215970-1151
RBirmingham CityBirmingham461311225065-1550
RHuddersfield TownHuddersfield46918194877-2945
RRotherham UnitedRotherham46512293789-5227


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