Brighton & HA 1 Huddersfield Town 1

Town to travel to the Brighton with hopefully a point to prove. Deluded David thought town did well against a resilient Newcastle side, that only managed one goal against us.

As we all know, we didn't even have a shot and target and that makes it 18 Premier league games without a goal! That to me is a disgrace, and is not how football should be played. We might just about survive this season, but if we don't, there's only one man's tactics that can be blamed.


Saturday 7/4/18

Amex stadium

Kick off 15:00 bst.

Ref: Anthony Taylor


TEAM NEWS
Brighton can call upon Leonardo Ulloa once again after he sat out last week's defeat against parent club Leicester but Dale Stephens remains a doubt due to a lingering hamstring injury.

Anthony Knockaert is unavailable as he completes his three-match ban.

Huddersfield have been dealt a blow with news that Elias Kachunga will miss the remainder of the season.

Jon Stankovic has returned to training but Danny Williams and Michael Hefele are long-term absentees.


MATCH FACTS
Head-to-head

Huddersfield have won their last two matches against Brighton, having failed to register a victory in their previous nine encounters (D5, L4).
The Terriers are without a win at Brighton in five attempts, since a 3-2 victory in League One in April 2011.
Huddersfield are looking to complete a league double over Brighton for the first time since the 2010-11 season.
Steve Mounie scored both goals as Huddersfield won 2-0 in December's reverse fixture.
Brighton

Brighton have lost three successive game in all competitions, all by a 2-0 scoreline, having previously been unbeaten in seven matches.
Chris Hughton's men have won three of their last four home games and scored nine goals in the process.
The Seagulls would be eighth in the league table based on home results only.
Brighton and opponents Huddersfield have been involved in a league-high four goalless draws this term.
Both Brighton and Huddersfield have had just eight different Premier League goalscorers, fewer than any other team.
Glenn Murray has scored in four of his five home league starts in 2018. Last weekend's 2-0 defeat against Leicester was the exception, when he had a penalty saved.
This is Brighton's 200th top flight fixture (W55, D58, L86). Their first was a 4-0 defeat against Arsenal at Goldstone Ground in August 1979.
Huddersfield

Huddersfield have lost five of their last six away fixtures, with February's 2-1 win at West Bromwich Albion the exception.
They have lost eight Premier League matches in 2018, a tally exceeded only by bottom club West Brom (nine defeats).
Similarly, the Terriers have scored just seven top-flight goals this calendar year - only Stoke (six goals) have a worse record.
Huddersfield have failed to score in 12 away league games this season - another blank would equal the Premier League record in a single campaign.
They have failed to score in four straight league games for the first time since September 2002, when they were in the third tier.
The Terriers are without a league goal in 394 minutes.
Huddersfield have lost 16 of their 17 league matches when they have conceded the opening goal.
David Wagner's side have won just one point from losing positions season, a joint league-low with West Brom.


My prediction 3-1 defeat