Huddersfield Town v West Bromwich Albion : Stream match live on TV

Huddersfield Town will welcome West Bromwich Albion to the John Smith’s Stadium on Saturday afternoon; as Danny Schofield’s men look to extend their three match unbeaten run against the Baggies.

Huddersfield Town’s trip to Coventry City was put on ice last weekend due to poor pitch conditions; the Terriers have mostly struggled over the course of their season, winning just one of their last six matches.

How to get live streaming of Huddersfield vs West Brom

The Huddersfield v West Bromwich Albion is not broadcast live this afternoon unfortunately. You can get live updates from Sky Sports News during the day.

You can also use Bet365 and their in play service, which will be live from the John Smiths Stadium in Huddersfield from the kick off time of 15:00 BST.

You can read more about how to watch West Brom live streaming with our guide.

As a matter of fact, Huddersfield Town suffered four losses in their last five games; they are 22nd on the table, stuck in the relegation zone, with three points from four matches.

The Terriers will take consolation in the fact that they usually play well against West Bromwich Albion; in fact, Huddersfield won four of their last six meetings with West Brom, losing just once in that stretch.

It’ll be interesting to see if Danny Schofield’s men can take all the points from this fixture.

West Bromwich Albion, on the other hand, are coming off an early Carabao Cup exit at Derby County; despite dominating most of the match, the Baggies were unable to find the back of the net.

Just like Huddersfield, West Brom have had their fair share of struggles lately; as they have one win in their last four matches.

However, the Baggies have fared relatively better than Huddersfield overall; they’ve lost just two of their last 11 matches, with five wins and four draws.

West Brom will hope to put their recent loss behind them as they go up against Huddersfield Town.

We would like to mention that Huddersfield Town finished their previous match against Norwich City with 10 men; and because of that, Tom Lees will be unavailable for selection due to a straight red card.

David Kasumu is also ruled out for the Terriers with a hamstring injury, while Matty Pearson is recovering from a foot injury.

On the other hand, Steve Bruce has no new concerns heading into this game, with the exception of Daryl Dike, who injured his thigh in their opening match.

We would like to point out that goals tend to flow when these teams meet; as both teams were on the score sheet in four of their last five encounters, with those four clashes going over 2.5.

In the same vein, Huddersfield Town have had their fair share of high-scoring games; all of their last four matches saw at least three goals scored.

At 1/1 odds, we believe the over 2.5 goals option is worth betting on.