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Match Preview: Huddersfield Town (A)

17 October 2022

Match Previews

Match Preview: Huddersfield Town (A)

17 October 2022

PNE head to the John Smith’s Stadium for the second time this season on Tuesday night to take on Huddersfield Town in Championship action.

Match Information
Venue:
John Smith's Stadium
Date:
Tuesday 18th October, 7.45pm kick-off
Competition:
Sky Bet Championship (Matchday 16/46)
Kit:
Away kit – available in-store and online!

Supporter Information

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Fans can buy tickets for this fixture online from www.mypne.com until 2pm on Tuesday, while sales will continue until 3.30pm in person from the Deepdale ticket office and over the phone on 0344 856 1966.

We are awaiting confirmation over whether tickets will be available on the night of the game, therefore fans are advised to buy early to avoid disappointment.

Full ticket details, including prices and coach travel information, can be found here.

How To Follow The Game

Supporters worldwide are able to watch this game live on iFollow PNE, with a match pass costing just £10.

Fans are also able to buy an audio pass to listen to the match, with commentary coming from Guy Clarke and David Buchanan. Subscribe to your pass here.

We will also provide our usual coverage across our social media channels and here on PNE.Com.

In The Dressing Room

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PNE will check on the fitness of Daniel Johnson and Liam Lindsay ahead of Tuesday night, after both missed out through injury at the weekend.

17-year-old Finlay Cross-Adair was involved for the first time on Saturday, making his professional debut against Stoke City, and he’ll be hoping to be included once again.

Troy Parrott is the only player definitely unavailable, with his hamstring injury keeping him out until December.

A Look At Our Hosts

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There’s been a change of management at the John Smith’s Stadium in recent weeks, with Hertha BSC assistant coach Mark Fotheringham replacing Danny Schofield.

Under Schofield – who was boss when PNE won 4-1 in the Carabao Cup away from home earlier this year – the Terriers had made a below-par start to the campaign, finding themselves towards the bottom of the table following their Play-Off final defeat last season.

Now with Fotheringham in charge, he’s led his side to four points in his four games so far, most recently suffering a Yorkshire derby defeat to Rotherham United.

Going Head To Head

Games played: 97
PNE wins: 37
Draws: 24
Huddersfield Town wins: 36
Last meeting: Huddersfield Town 1-4 PNE, 9th August 2022

One To Watch

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One of the Terriers’ top performers this season has been Sorba Thomas, who has carried over his impressive form from the last campaign.

Having assisted 12 goals in the Championship on their way to the Play-Offs last term, winger Thomas has already registered six assists in his 13 matches this season.

The former Boreham Wood man – capped six times by Wales – will be hoping to continue his form ahead of the Qatar World Cup.

Match Officials

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Andy Woolmer will referee his third Preston North End game of the season on Tuesday night.

Woolmer has taken charge of two goalless draws for PNE this term, away at Cardiff City and Sunderland over the past two months.

He has officiated ten games this campaign, showing 39 yellow cards and two reds, and he’ll be assisted by Philip Dermott and Geoffrey Liddle, while David Webb is the fourth official.


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