Huddersfield Town player ratings: Three brutal 4/10s and three 7/10s in draw with Burton Albion
The Brewers are rooted to the bottom of the League One table but managed to give their survival hopes a boost in West Yorkshire.
They also denied Michael Duff’s side the chance to put pressure on the top two, frustrating the hosts for long periods of the game.
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Hide AdHere are The Yorkshire Post’s player ratings from the John Smith’s Stadium.
Jacob Chapman - Made an incredible save to deny Danilo Orsi in the early stages of the second half. 7
Michal Helik - The most composed of Huddersfield’s three starting centre-backs - although that is not a huge compliment. Headed home the equaliser. 7
Tom Lees - Struggled with his distribution before being hooked at the break. 4
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Hide AdNigel Lonwijk - Looked shaky and gave the ball away too often. 5


Brodie Spencer - Energetic display but missed a huge chance in the first half. 6
David Kasumu - Fleeting moments of quality but struggled for consistency across the game. 5
Ben Wiles - Off the pace from the get-go. 4
Herbie Kane - Surrounded by a lot of struggling teammates but stood out. Controlled the midfield. 7
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Hide AdJosh Koroma - Provided an outlet and looked to get on the ball but needed to be more decisive in the final third. 6
Callum Marshall - Worked tirelessly to no avail. 6
Danny Ward - Forced off with an injury after just four minutes. N/A
Substitutes
Freddie Ladapo - Completely ineffective. A player being substituted after he has stepped off the bench himself is never a pretty sight. 4
Oliver Turton - Could not be faulted for his effort but did not add much in the way of quality. 6
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Hide AdBojan Radulovic - Missed a good chance from close-range after replacing Ladapo. 5
Matthew Pearson - Looked to rally the Terriers and be a disturbance in the opposition box. 6
Joe Hodge - Busy and forward-thinking after entering the fray. 6
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