Huddersfield Town conquers Queens Park Rangers 2-1. HIGHLIGHTS

HUDDERSFIELD. Huddersfield Town conquered Queens Park Rangers to win 2-1.

October 22, 2023

HUDDERSFIELD. Huddersfield Town beat Queens Park Rangers to win 2-1. All goals were scored in the first half. It was Huddersfield Town to strike first with an early goal of Kian Harratt at the 8′. Then Jack Rudoni scored again for Huddersfield Town in the 14′ minute. Eventually, Jake Clarke-Salter reduced the distance for Queens Park Rangers (42′). Finally, that was it, and the result remained 2-1. Queens Park Rangers was unquestionably superior in terms of ball possession (62%).

The match was played at the The John Smith’s Stadium stadium in Huddersfield on Saturday and it started at 3:00 pm local time. In front of 18,010 spectators. The referee was Gavin Ward with the help of Adam Crysell and Lee Venamore. The 4th official was Matthew Corlett. The weather was light rain. The temperature was cold at 10.35 degrees Celsius or 50.63 Fahrenheit. The humidity was 85%.

Match Statistics

Huddersfield Town

2 - 1

Queens Park Rangers

! 38 Ball Possession 62

Shots

6 Total 14
4 On Target 1
2 Off Target 5
0 Shots blocked 8

106 Attack 110
40 Dangerous attack 51
78 Ball safe 80

0 Penalties 0
2 Corners 9
5 Off Sides 5

Fouls

11 Total 11
2 Yellow Cards 2
0 Double Yellow 0
0 Red Card 0

Other

4 Substitutions 5

Ball possession

Queens Park Rangers had a superior ball possession 62% while Huddersfield Town was struggling with a 38% ball possession.

Attitude and shots

Queens Park Rangers was putting more pressure with 51 dangerous attacks and 14 shots of which 1 were on target. Still, Huddersfield Town managed to find the solution to win this match.

Huddersfield Town shot 6 times, 4 on target, 2 off target. On the opposite side, Queens Park Rangers shot 14 times, 1 on target, 5 off target.

Cards

Huddersfield Town received 2 yellow cards (Delano Burgzorg and Yuta Nakayama). Talking about the opposition, Queens Park Rangers received 2 yellow cards (Ilias Chair and Jack Colback).

Match Timeline

K. Harratt(goal)Jack Rudoni

Jack Rudoni(goal)Sorba Thomas

14'

34'

Ilias Chair- Yellow

42'

Jake Clarke-Salter(goal)Andre Dozzell

45'

Jack Colback- Yellow

Delano Burgzorg- Yellow

47'

64'

Paul Smyth- sub ->Sinclair Armstrong

Jaheim Headley- sub ->Josh Koroma

67'

70'

Reggie Cannon- sub ->Osman Kakay

75'

Ziyad Larkeche- sub ->Kenneth Paal

74'

B. Diarra- sub ->Kian Harratt

75'

Y. Nakayama- sub ->Tom Lees

82'

Y. Nakayama- Yellow

85'

Standings

Team

Pts

Last 5

After this encounter, Huddersfield Town will have 14 points to remain in the 18th place. Regarding the opposition, Queens Park Rangers will stay with 8 points to remain in the 22nd place.

Next matches

In the next match in the Championship, Huddersfield Town will play away with Preston North End on the 9th of April with a 10-5 head to head in favor of Preston North End (2 draws).

Queens Park Rangers will play away agasint Plymouth Argyle on the 9th of April with a 4-1 head to head stats in favor of Plymouth Argyle (6 draws).

Huddersfield Town – Formation

Huddersfield Town

Lee Nicholls 1.England

6.3

Matthew Pearson 4.England

6.4

Michał Helik 5.Poland

7.1

T. Lees 32.England

7.0

82'

Jonathan Hogg 6.England

7.3

Jack Rudoni 8.England

8.5

14'

Josh Koroma 10.England

6.8

67'

Sorba Thomas 14.Wales

7.1

Ben Wiles 23.England

6.8

K. Harratt 22.England

7.5

75'

Delano Burgzorg 7.Netherlands

7.3

82'

47'

Substitutes

C. Maxwell 12.Wales

Jaheim Headley 15.England

7.0

67'

B. Jackson 30.England

Y. Nakayama 33.Japan

6.7

82'

85'

Tom Edwards 16.England

Rarmani Edmonds-Green 2.England

Josh Austerfield 36.England

B. Diarra 11.Mali

6.4

75'

Kyle Hudlin 27.England

6.6

82'

Huddersfield Town adopted the 3-5-2 line-up (3-5-2).

The manager Darren Moore decided to play with the following team: Lee Nicholls (6.3), Matthew Pearson (6.4), Michał Helik (7.1), Tom Lees (7.0), Sorba Thomas (7.1), Jack Rudoni (8.5), Jonathan Hogg (7.3), Ben Wiles (6.8), Josh Koroma (6.8), Delano Burgzorg (7.3) and Kian Harratt (7.5).

The home team had on the bench: Yuta Nakayama (6.7), Josh Austerfield, Tom Edwards, Rarmani Edmonds-Green, Chris Maxwell, Jaheim Headley (7.0), Brahima Diarra (6.4), Ben Jackson and Kyle Hudlin (6.6).

Substitutions

Huddersfield Town made 4 changes: Josh Koroma for Jaheim Headley (67′), Delano Burgzorg for Kyle Hudlin (82′), Kian Harratt for Brahima Diarra (75′) and Tom Lees for Yuta Nakayama (82′).

Best player: Jack Rudoni

The player that probably impressed the most for Huddersfield Town was Jack Rudoni.

His rating is (8.5) with 1 goal, 29 passes (66% accurate) and 1 key pass. He was won 9 duels out of 13.

Queens Park Rangers – Formation

Queens Park Rangers

Asmir Begovic 1.Bosnia and Herzegovina

6.3

Osman Kakay 2.Sierra Leone

6.6

70'

Jimmy Dunne 3.Republic of Ireland

6.6

Jake Clarke-Salter 6.England

7.7

42'

Jack Colback 4.England

7.0

74'

45'

Sam Field 8.England

6.8

Ilias Chair 10.Morocco

7.0

34'

Andre Dozzell 17.England

7.3

K. Paal 22.Suriname

6.8

75'

Albert Adomah 37.Ghana

6.4

74'

L. Dykes 9.Scotland

S. Armstrong 30.Republic of Ireland

6.4

64'

Substitutes

Jordan Archer 13.Scotland

Reggie Cannon 20.United States

6.8

70'

Ziyad Larkeche 21.France

6.7

75'

Chris Willock 7.England

Stephen Duke-McKenna 24.Guyana

E. Dixon-Bonner 19.England

6.6

74'

Charlie Kelman 23.England

Paul Smyth 11.Northern Ireland

6.3

64'

Also Queens Park Rangers adopted the 3-5-2 line-up (3-5-2).

Gareth Ainsworth played with: Lyndon Dykes, Asmir Begović (6.3), Osman Kakay (6.6), Jimmy Dunne (6.6), Jake Clarke-Salter (7.7), Albert Adomah (6.4), Jack Colback (7.0), Samuel Field (6.8), Kenneth Paal (6.8), Andre Dozzell (7.3) and Sinclair Armstrong (6.4), Ilias Chair (7.0).

The following players were sitting on the bench: Jordan Archer, Paul Smyth (6.3), Ziyad Larkeche (6.7), Elijah Dixon-Bonner (6.6), Rayan Kolli (6.8), Reggie Cannon (6.8), Chris Willock, Stephen Duke-McKenna and Charlie Kelman.

Substitutions

Queens Park Rangers made 4 changes: Sinclair Armstrong for Paul Smyth (64′), Osman Kakay for Reggie Cannon (70′), Kenneth Paal for Ziyad Larkeche (75′) and Jack Colback for Elijah Dixon-Bonner (74′).