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TWO BIG GAMES IN TWO DAYS FOR THE B TEAM

6 February 2023

Huddersfield Town’s B team will be playing against Blackburn Rovers on Tuesday followed by Accrington Stanley on Wednesday

- Huddersfield Town B vs Blackburn Rovers on Tuesday night
- Huddersfield Town B vs Accrington Stanley on Wednesday!
- Supporters can attend both games

On Tuesday, the Young Terriers will be playing Blackburn Rovers in the knockout stages in the Premier League Cup followed by a Central League game against Accrington Stanley on Wednesday.

Town’s B Team are back in action, playing two games in two consecutive days and supporters are invited to come and watch!

Starting with our Premier League Cup fixture, Jon Worthington’s side won four, drew one and lost one of their group stage games in this tournament, including beating the current cup holders West Brom at the John Smith’s Stadium.

The B Team will be playing Blackburn Rovers in the Premier League Cup on Tuesday 7 February at 7pm, the game will be hosted at the John Smith's Stadium.

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CLICK HERE to buy your tickets online (booking fees apply) 

Tickets are also available in person on the day via our cash turnstiles or with card at the Ticket Office.

Adults - £5
Concessions - £2

If you’re unable to watch our knockout Premier League Cup game but you want to support the Young Terriers, then you can watch them on Wednesday afternoon against Accrington Stanley.

Hoping to continue their recent run of form, the Young Terriers welcome Accrington Stanley in the Central League on Wednesday 8 February at 1pm, with the game taking place at Millers Oils High Performance Complex (509 Leeds Road, Huddersfield, HD2 1YJ).

Supporters can attend the 1pm kick-off for FREE - please be aware that parking at Millers Oils High Performance Complex is limited, so arrive in plenty of time of there might be a chance you have to park elsewhere.

If you can’t make it to the academy games, but you’re interested in what’s happening with the Young Terriers, you can follow them on social media.

Twitter - @htafcacademy
Instagram - @htafcbteam

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Match Reports

REPORT: TOWN B 1-4 BLACKBURN ROVERS

8 February 2023

Town knocked out of the Premier League Cup by Blackburn Rovers

- Huddersfield Town B 1-4 Blackburn Rovers
- Young Terriers knocked out of the Premier League Cup
- Pat Jones scored on his first game back after injury

The B Team’s Premier League Cup campaign came to an end as our Young Terriers were defeated 1-4 at the John Smith Stadium by a strong Blackburn Rovers side.

Pat Jones scored on his return from injury as Huddersfield Town B Team exited the Premier League Cup knockout stages with a 4-1 defeat to Blackburn Rovers at the John Smith’s Stadium on Tuesday night.

First-half goals from Tyler Morton and Sam Gallagher put the away side into a firm lead before Harry Leonard provided a quickfire brace off the bench to put the tie beyond Town, who netted a late consolation through Jones.

After topping their group, Town came up against a strong Rovers outfit, who boasted several first-team players amongst their starting XI.

The first opportunity of the game fell to Town in the eighth minute. The Young Terriers built out of the back well in triangles until Tom Iorpenda sharply turned and played a sumptuous through-ball for Tyreece Simpson, who strode forward at pace, but the forward drilled his shot across the face of goal and just wide of the far corner.

Iorpenda was again a catalyst in creating Town’s next chance, as he read Sam Szmodics' attempted dummy and made a smart challenge to thwart the counterattack. Simpson picked up the loose ball and drove forward before finding Connor Mahoney in the middle, who switched play to the left-hand side. Kian Harratt was the recipient, and his subsequent delivery was looped over the target by Kyle Hudlin.

On 22 minutes, Simpson was again involved in the chances, cutting inside well after a pass from Hudlin before he saw his low effort be held by Joe Hilton.

That save seemed to signify a change in momentum, as Rovers saw brisk efforts from Tyrhys Dolan and Gallagher be saved and held by Jacob Chapman.

However, Chapman was left with little chance of saving their next effort as Blackburn opened the scoring just after the half-hour mark. A free-kick conceded from Myles Bright’s trip on Callum Brittain on the edge presented Morton with a chance which he duly took, whipping his effort over the wall which dipped into the top corner closest to Chapman’s stance.

Rovers then doubled their lead going into half-time when Chapman could only parry Brittain’s drilled cross into the path of Gallagher, who smashed the rebound over the line.

With Town now chasing the game to retain their Premier League Cup status, the second period got off to the worst possible start when Ryan Hedges slipped Leonard through on goal to finish in off the far inside post just 40 seconds after the restart.

Leonard then inflicted more pain on Town on 51 minutes, as he side-footed the ball past Chapman in the middle from Tayo Edun’s squared pass from the left-hand side of the area.

Town made a triple change on the hour mark, with Jones making his welcomed comeback after a period on the sidelines.

Simpson, who was a bright spark for Town on the evening, presented Harratt with a chance when he scooped the ball over the top of the defence for his fellow strike partner, whose subsequent effort was blocked by Hilton.

With nine minutes remaining, Jones marked his return to action with a well-taken finish to pull a goal back for Town. Brodie Spencer drove infield from the right-hand side and threaded a pass into the feet of Jones, who came inside and passed the ball past the ‘keeper and into the far corner.

Simpson again went close in stoppage time, but it wasn’t to be as Town exited the competition at the first knockout stage.

Town’s Team (4-3-3)
Jacob Chapman; Brodie Spencer (C), Rarmani Edmonds-Green, David Adewoju, Luke Daley (Shane Maroodza, 60’); Tom Iorpenda, Myles Bright, Connor Mahoney (Pat Jones, 60’); Kian Harratt (Cian Philpott, 76’), Kyle Hudlin (Charles Ondo, 60’), Tyreece Simpson

Unused Subs
Josh Mazfari

Town Scorer
Pat Jones (81’)

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