Ratings: How Huddersfield Town players fared against Burnley
Schofield: Came off second best in a challenge with Wood which saw him leave the field, seemingly with a spot of concussion. Hesitant for the Clarets' opener, but made one sharp save to deny Rodriguez. 6
Pearson: He's had a good couple of weekends in Lancashire. Got the glory with the late winner. 8
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Hide AdLees: In the wars in the first half and played Rodriguez onside for the opener. More commanding in second half. 7
Sarr: Had some testing moments with Town's backline not looking convincing early on. Improved and had a threat at the other end. 7
Pipa: Showed some early vim in his first start of the season. Faded before being replaced. Had one second half chance. 6
Hogg: Made his return to the side after being out since early November. A little rusty at times. 6
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Hide AdRussell: Had a great chance to mark his first start with a goal, but headed against the post. One brilliant swivel was a highlight. 7
Ruffels: Handed a maiden start for Town and had his moments in second half. 7
Sinani: Produced the one quality first-half moment for Town. Replaced in second period. 6
Rhodes: Had nothing to feed off and you felt for him a bit. 6
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Hide AdKoroma: Frustrating in his decision-making and final option before getting the break he required with his first goal in 18 matches to level it up. Threatened all game. 7
Substitutes: Bilokapic (Schofield 40). Handed a shock debut, but in the event, had little to do. 6
O'Brien (Hogg 57). Helped turn the tide for Town. 7
Holmes (Sinani 59). A very influential half-hour. 8
S Thomas (Pipa 69). Set up both goals and increased his assists tally to ten. Brilliant, Burnley couldn't cope. 9
Ward (Rhodes 70). Helped play his part in the late party. 7
Not used: Toffolo, O’Brien, High, Turton, Campbell.
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