Championship

TERRIERS ARE FEELING THE PAIN AGAIN

by
The LeaguePaper Team
23 April 2017

HANDS up who wants to face Fulham in the playoffs? Thought not.
This is a Huddersfield side that kept Sergio Aguero quiet, stymied Dwight Gayle and prides itself on defensive rigour.
But for the second time this season, the Terriers were powerless to resist a fluid, razor-sharp attacking unit that will frighten the top six.
The visitors were greatly aided by a system that left their full-backs fatally exposed and lynchpin Aaron Mooy stranded up the pitch.
Either David Wagner dropped a tactical clanger or his wingers are in for a rollicking. But any formation would have struggled to conta...

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