Watford 1 Huddersfield Town 4: Player ratings...

How Huddersfield Town's players rated in their impressive 4-1 win at Watford in the Premier League. according to Richard Sutcliffe.
Huddersfield Town's Aaron Mooy (left) celebrates scoring his side's second goal.Huddersfield Town's Aaron Mooy (left) celebrates scoring his side's second goal.
Huddersfield Town's Aaron Mooy (left) celebrates scoring his side's second goal.

MATCH MARKS

Huddersfield Town

Lossl 7

Had little to do until had to keep out curled a shot midway through the second half that the Dane palmed away. Had no chance with Doucoure’s goal and denied Pereyra with a wonderful stop at the death.

Hadergjonaj 7

Replaced the ill Tommy Smith and stuck to his task well down the right flank. Always available for a pass and used the ball intelligently..

Jorgensen 7

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Excellent in the air all afternoon. Unfortunate for Watford’s goal, as his headed clearance was decent but no-one was guarding the edge of the Town area to deny Doucoure his shot.

Schindler 8

Dangerous at set-pieces and once again a towering presence at the back. Rarely puts a foot wrong and even when he does, the German is invariably the Town player to make amends.

Lowe 7

Found the lively Carillo a tough opponent at times but got forward well in attack. Took a hefty whack late in the first half and substituted.

Mooy 9

Lobbed the ball back in for the Town opener and then scored the second. Dove-tailed brilliantly with Hogg in the centre of midfield to provide the foundation for a comfortable victory. Denied by a Prodl block but was coolness personified with late penalty.

Hogg 8

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Afforded a warm reception ahead of kick-off by fans of his former club. His constant hassling and harrying of the hosts helped Town dominate midfield until his dismissal for a second yellow card, a mis-timed challenge on Richarlison. Huddersfield certainly missed Hogg in that final half hour.

Quaner 8

A performance to rival his game-changing one in the play-off semi-final second leg against Sheffield Wednesday last May. Played a big part in all three goals.

Kachunga 7

Employed more as a deep second striker rather than a number ‘10’, Kachunga had the honour of ending Town’s goal famine away from home by tapping in from a yard out. Needed lengthy treatment for a knee injury before being stretchered off.

Van la Parra 8

Dropped back to help out Lowe on numerous occasions and posed a big attacking threat. Should, though, have done better with a chance just before half-time.

Depoitre 8

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Emphatic finish brought Town’s third goal to cap a fine all-round display from the frontman. Got through his fair share of defending, too, with the Belgian getting a vital clearing header denied Richarlison what would have been a simple chance to equalise. Booked for kicking the ball away.

Substitutes

Ince (for Kachunga 18) 7

Always a threat but still awaiting his first goal for Huddersfield, Gomes denying him late on. Got through a tremendous amount of work in midfield.

Malone (for Lowe 44) 6

Had a good chance to score but denied by Gomes. Then created opening for Quaner but the German couldn’t capitalise.

Williams (for Van la Parra 64) 6

Brought on to shore up midfield following Hogg’s dismissal. Created chances for Quaner and Ince that neither man could take in stoppage time.