Haven't we met before - Wolves v Huddersfield Town

The Terriers have the opportunity to move into third place in the Championship with a win when they play their game in hand at a ground they have had a lot of success at over the years.

Wolverhampton Wanderers 3 Huddersfield Town 0 – October 3, 2015

The most recent league meeting between the two sides saw Wolves beat Huddersfield 3-0, marking their first win in the fixture at Molineux since November 1988.

Kevin McDonald’s 20-yard curling strike saw the hosts take the lead against the run of play mid-way through the first half. Benik Afobe sealed the three points with a brace after the interval as Wolves moved into the play-off positions for the first time since the opening weekend of the season.

Huddersfield’s lack of conviction in the final third proved costly on the day with manager Chris Powell ruing his side’s poor decision making at both ends of the pitch.

It was a loss that ended a four game winning streak away to Wolves for the Terriers, keeping them in 17th place at the time with just 10 points from as many games.

Wolverhampton Wanderers 1 Huddersfield Town 3 – October 1, 2014

Huddersfield pulled off a shock to win their second game in four days, stopping Wolves from going top of the Championship for the first time since 2009. The Terriers somewhat disrupted the home side’s strong start to the season thanks to first half goals from Harry Bunn and Sean Scannell as well as a 30-yard strike from Conor Coady following the break.

Huddersfield were fortunate to avoid going behind early on with Sam Ricketts hitting the post before Nouha Dicko and Yannick Sagbo both missed good chances to make their team’s first half dominance count.

Bunn ensured Wolves were made to pay when he volleyed home Grant Holt’s cut back to put his side ahead in the 21st minute. The away team extended their lead five minutes before half-time when Scannell picked up a loose ball before beating Carl Ikeme from inside the box.

Coady topped off the victory six minutes into the second half, finding the top-left corner with a stunning effort to score his first goal since signing from Liverpool.

Wolverhampton Wanderers 1 Huddersfield Town 3 – April 13, 2013

A crucial contest at the bottom of the table ended with Huddersfield emerging victorious to move out of the relegation zone and into 19th , subsequently leaving Wolves two points from safety.

Sean Scannell’s equaliser and Jermaine Beckford’s brace helped the Yorkshire side comeback to win after going behind to Stephen Ward’s openener within the first five minuters. Things turned from bad to worse for the home side when Jamie O’Hara was sent off with the score at 3-1.

Beckford proved to be an inspired second-half substitution, finding the net from close range within five minutes of coming on before lobbing Wolves keeper Dorus de Vries for his second.

Wolverhampton Wanderers 0 Huddersfield Town 1 – April 7, 2001

Delroy Facey’s goal in the 10th- minute was enough to earn Huddersfield three points in their First Division clash with Wolves.

The forward made the most of Wolves captain Ludo Pollet’s failure to deal with a through ball as he slotted home confidently to give Huddersfield their second consecutive league double over the home side.

Wolverhampton Wanderers 0 Huddersfield Town 1 – September 11, 1999

Marcus Stewart’s penalty on the hour mark was the difference as Huddersfield shutout Wolves to win 1-0.

The striker’s good form that season sparked surprise when he was sold to First Division rivals Ipswich Town, who he then scored the winner for when the two sides met at Portman Road just a few weeks later.

Huddersfield went on to finish the season in eigth under the management of Steve Bruce.