The last the two sides met, back in January, Huddersfield were frustrated by their opposition, as they had to settle for a 1-1 draw despite the Potters having a man sent off on the stroke of half-time.
Meanwhile, the Terriers brought into West Ham United youngster Mipo Odubeko in on loan before the transfer deadline, boosting their forward options with the exciting young talent.
Discussing the move, the club's head of football operations Leigh Bromby said: "We’re delighted to welcome Mipo to Huddersfield Town today. He’s one of the most promising young strikers in England at the moment, and we’re delighted that West Ham have entrusted us with this phase of his development.
“With the unfortunate injury to Jordan Rhodes, we wanted to ensure that we had a good number of striking options, and Mipo gives us that alongside Danny Ward, Fraizer Campbell and Josh Koroma.
“Mipo adds some different qualities to our forward options and, when we spoke, it was clear he has a huge desire to show what he’s capable of in senior football.”
Head coach Carlos Corberán added: “Mipo is a young striker with potential, who offers us something different in the attacking areas.
“He can play as a single striker or as a front pairing, and his finishing is a real strength; he has a very good shot from both his left and right sides. I am looking forward to working with him over the coming weeks and months.”
Take a look at the latest news round-up from the Championship, as the build-up to the weekend's action continues:
1. Jensen's claims on Tugay's bizarre half-time ritual
Ex-Blackburn Rovers man Matt Jensen has claimed his former teammate and club icon Tugay would often spend half-time smoking within the confines of a toilet cubicle. The Turkish star spent nine seasons at the club, where he won the League Cup in 2002. (Daily Star) Photo: Laurence Griffiths
2. Preston set contract priorities
Preston North End are set for a busy few months as they decide the futures of eleven players whose contracts expire next summer. Patrick Bauer, Jordan Storey and Tom Barkhuizen are said to be the Lilywhites' priority to agree new deals for. (Lancashire Post) Photo: Charlotte Tattersall
3. Carroll eyed by multiple second-tier sides
Ex-Newcastle United, Liverpool and West Ham man Andy Carroll is said to have been targeted by a number of Championship sides, including Reading, in the summer transfer window, and the free agent is hopeful of joining a new side soon. It's also possible that he could re-join the Magpies on a new deal. (Football League World) Photo: DAVID KLEIN
4. Morsy wanted to stay with Boro
Ipswich Town new boy Sam Morsy has revealed he only decided to leave Middlesbrough when it became he apparent he "wouldn't have a fair shot" at breaking into the first team. The ex-Wigan Athletic ace, who began his career in Wolves' youth academy, has seven senior caps for Egypt. (Hartlepool Mail) Photo: Catherine Ivill