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• Huddersfield Town have managed just one win across their previous five Championship matches (W1, D3, L1), despite keeping four clean sheets in that run. Worryingly though, they haven’t scored at all in any of their previous four fixtures. That has contributed to a goal average of just 0.9 per game, which is the fourth-lowest in the division.
• The hosts have secured a first-half lead in just 18.18% of their home Championship matches so far (HT: W4, D13, L5). They’ve scored 33.33% of their home league goals before the break but also conceded 34.48% of their league goals in this half too. As a result, there have been under 1.5 goals before half-time in 77.27% of their home league matches.
• Promotion chasing West Bromwich Albion haven’t lost any of their previous five Championship matches (W3, D2). They scored 2+ goals in all three of the victories in that run, helping them boast the league’s second-highest goal average with 1.68 per game.
• The ‘Baggies’ (WBA) have the best away record in the league (W12, D7, L3). They’ve also won on two of their previous three visits to Huddersfield, and are undefeated in 17 away league matches vs sides outside the top six (W11, D6).
• Huddersfield’s Karlan Ahearne-Grant has scored five goals across his previous ten league matches. Three arrived after the 60th minute.
• West Brom’s Matt Phillips has not scored in four competitive appearances, but he scored twice against Huddersfield earlier this season.
• Huddersfield have a negative goal difference of -3 in the 0-15th minute period at home (GF 0, GA 3).
• West Brom have conceded just two goals before half-time across their previous 11 league matches.
• Both teams scored in just four of the previous 13 competitive H2H matches.