The League Paper

TERRIERS CAN STILL BE BETTER – DRURY

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The LeaguePaper Team
4 October 2026

By Ian Hawkins

BURTON ALBION 1
Delap 33
HUDDERSFIELD T 3
Sanches Fernandes 22, Mumba 39, Fletcher 69

HUDDERSFIELD head coach Martin Drury is still demanding more from his side despite a win against Burton Albion.
“Winning is winning” Drury said after Burton gifted his side two goals with defensive howlers to allow Derensili Sanches Fernandes to open the scoring and Ashley Fletcher to wrap up the points late on, either side of Bali Mumba’s close-range finish.
“If you are asking me, were we great today?” said Drury. “Were we pretty, then ...

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