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Terriers tire to let Dons take share of the spoils

By Graeme Arnold

HUDDERSFIELD boss Martin Drury was disappointed his side didn’t take the win at MK Dons.
Joe Taylor gave Huddersfield an early lead, but MK Dons equalised when Aaron Collins scored for the hosts just after half-time.
The draw means both sides remain unbeaten in the league after the opening games of the new campaign.
Drury said: “I thought first half, we were excellent. We gave them very little and we imposed ourselves upon them really well.
“Some of our football was very exciting. We attacked in different ways, looked good on the counter and ...

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