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A look at Huddersfield Town’s run-in record

Huddersfield Town Head Coach David Wagner celebrates after the game (REUTERS)
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We take a look at how Huddersfield Town have performed in the final ten games of the last three seasons.

2013/4

W 2 D 3 L 5

Points: 9

Huddersfield Town’s final ten games of the 2013/4 campaign saw them slip further down the Championship table.

The Terriers stretched their winless run to ten after throwing away leads against the likes of Middlesbrough, Reading and Brighton and Hove Albion.

Huddersfield did finally registered a league win courtesy of Adam Clayton’s stoppage-time winner against bottom of the league Yeovil Town.

Following a defeat to champions Leicester City, Mark Robins’ side finished the season on a high by beating Watford 4-1 at Vicarage Road. Danny Ward’s second half hat-trick ended the Hornets ten-game home unbeaten run and ensured a 17th place finish for Town.

2014/5

W 2 D 7 L 1

Points: 13

A late Ishmael Miller equaliser against Sheffield Wednesday sparked a seven game unbeaten run as Chris Powell’s side closed out the 2014/5 campaign.

Wins over Ipswich Town and Nottingham Forest were followed up by four draws in the Terriers’ remaining fixtures. These results included the frantic 4-4 draw with Derby County at the John Smith Stadium, and the abandoned game against relegated Blackpool on the final day of the season.

2015/6

W 2 D 3 L 5

Points: 9

David Wagner’s men went from 18th to 19th place in their final ten games of the 2015/6 Championship season.

The 4-1 victory over Leeds United at Elland Road was the highlight of a frustrating run-in that ended with two particularly sour results.

Bristol City put four past the Terriers at Ashton Gate before Brentford came out 5-1 winner over Town on the final day of the season.