At Huddersfield, England:
Steve Mounie scored the stoppage-time game winner (90'+1) on Tuesday as Huddersfield Town, currently sitting in the English Premier League basement (and now eleven points adrift from safety) upended visiting Wolverhampton Wanderers 1-0.
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Tuesday, February 26, 2019
Monday, November 26, 2018
Wolves Blanked At Home
At Wolverhampton, England:
Aaron Mooy scored twice (6', 74') in Huddersfield Town's 2-0 Sunday English Premier League road victory over Wolverhampton Wanderers.
Aaron Mooy scored twice (6', 74') in Huddersfield Town's 2-0 Sunday English Premier League road victory over Wolverhampton Wanderers.
Saturday, October 20, 2012
Terriers Hold Off Visiting Wolves
At Huddersfield, England:
James Vaughan (10') and Jermaine Beckford (27') provided the scoring in the first half as Huddersfield Town held off visiting Wolverhampton 2-1 in Saturday English League Championship action.
James Vaughan (10') and Jermaine Beckford (27') provided the scoring in the first half as Huddersfield Town held off visiting Wolverhampton 2-1 in Saturday English League Championship action.
Saturday, May 26, 2012
TERRIERS WIN TENSE PK SHOOTOUT TO WIN PROMOTION TO ENGLISH LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP
At London:
After 120 scoreless minutes, in a penalty-kick shootout that lasted eleven rounds, Huddersfield Town goalkeeper Alex Smithers converted his spot kick while his Sheffield United counterpart Steve Simonsen, who made three huge saves in normal time, then two more in the shootout, saw his kick sail over the crossbar as the Terriers win the shootout 8-7 and therefore won Saturday's English League One promotion playoff final at Wembley Stadium to gain promotion to the League Championship after an eleven-year absence. The Terriers will join already-promoted Charlton Athletic and Sheffield Wednesday in the second highest level of soccer in England. Shown here is Hudderfield Town's Daniel Ward celebrating with the League One Playoff Trophy.
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After 120 scoreless minutes, in a penalty-kick shootout that lasted eleven rounds, Huddersfield Town goalkeeper Alex Smithers converted his spot kick while his Sheffield United counterpart Steve Simonsen, who made three huge saves in normal time, then two more in the shootout, saw his kick sail over the crossbar as the Terriers win the shootout 8-7 and therefore won Saturday's English League One promotion playoff final at Wembley Stadium to gain promotion to the League Championship after an eleven-year absence. The Terriers will join already-promoted Charlton Athletic and Sheffield Wednesday in the second highest level of soccer in England. Shown here is Hudderfield Town's Daniel Ward celebrating with the League One Playoff Trophy.
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Wednesday, February 15, 2012
If Neil Warnock Doesn't Get The Wolves Job...
At least, there's the Huddersfield Town job.
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
Early Neill Collins Goal Good Enough For Traveling Blades
At Hudderfield, England:
Neill Collins scored his first goal for his new club in the 5th minute as Sheffield United defeated Huddersfield Town 1-0 in Tuesday English League One action.
Neill Collins scored his first goal for his new club in the 5th minute as Sheffield United defeated Huddersfield Town 1-0 in Tuesday English League One action.
Tuesday, September 13, 2011
Terriers Knock Blades Off Top Of League One Table As Unbeaten Run Continues
At Sheffield, England:
Lee Novak scored twice in the first half (20', 37') as Huddersfield Town did all their scoring in the first half in their 3-0 road domination of Sheffield United, knocking the Blades from the top of the English League One standings. The Terriers' unbeaten run in league contests stretched to 33 games on Tuesday.
Lee Novak scored twice in the first half (20', 37') as Huddersfield Town did all their scoring in the first half in their 3-0 road domination of Sheffield United, knocking the Blades from the top of the English League One standings. The Terriers' unbeaten run in league contests stretched to 33 games on Tuesday.
Sunday, May 29, 2011
POSH ERUPT FOR THREE LATE GOALS TO RETURN TO LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP
At Manchester, England:
Tommy Rowe (78'), Craig Mackail-Smith (80'), and Grant McCann (85') each scored a goal during a seven-minute span in the second half on Sunday as Peterborough United defeated Huddersfield Town 3-0 to win the English League One promotion playoff final and join already promoted Brighton & Hove Albion and Southampton in gaining promotion to the League Championship.
Tommy Rowe (78'), Craig Mackail-Smith (80'), and Grant McCann (85') each scored a goal during a seven-minute span in the second half on Sunday as Peterborough United defeated Huddersfield Town 3-0 to win the English League One promotion playoff final and join already promoted Brighton & Hove Albion and Southampton in gaining promotion to the League Championship.
Tuesday, December 28, 2010
Saints Throttle Terriers
At Southampton, England:
Richard Lambert (28'), Alex Chamberlain (32'), Radhi Jaidi (51'), and Richard Chaplow (72') each collected a goal as Southampton dominated visiting Hudderfield Town 4-1 in Tuesday action in England's League One.
Richard Lambert (28'), Alex Chamberlain (32'), Radhi Jaidi (51'), and Richard Chaplow (72') each collected a goal as Southampton dominated visiting Hudderfield Town 4-1 in Tuesday action in England's League One.
Saturday, October 16, 2010
Terriers Take Bite Out Of Saints
At Hudderfield, England:
In Saturday play in England's League One, Anthony Pilkington (6') and Joey Karl Gudjonsson (45') provided the scoring as Huddersfield Town defeated Southampton 2-0 on the road, ending the Saints' five-game unbeaten run under new manager Nigel Adkins.
In Saturday play in England's League One, Anthony Pilkington (6') and Joey Karl Gudjonsson (45') provided the scoring as Huddersfield Town defeated Southampton 2-0 on the road, ending the Saints' five-game unbeaten run under new manager Nigel Adkins.
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