Dion Dublin
Former Leicester & Man Utd forward on Football Focus

They'll find it difficult coming up with the quality and the most important thing is concentration.

They've got to be on it every single game.

Huddersfield win their first corner, much to the disgust of Timothy Fosu-Mensah. He reckons the ball came off Steve Mounie last. He's wrong.

Aaron Mooy whips in the corner, Wayne Hennessey flaps, but gathers at the second attempt.

Patrick van Aanholt, playing as the left wing-back for Palace, storms up the flank as he looks to beat half of Huddersfield. Looks like half of the West Yorkshire town is in front of the Dutchman. He crosses, but Zanka boots clear.

Huddersfield fans didn't need any further encouragement to make some noise, but they got it. I hope they handed out some foam ear-plugs like you get at gigs on the Selhurst turnstiles.

What. A. Chance! Almost the perfect start for Huddersfield as Tom Ince sidefoots straight at Wayne Hennessey from 12 yards.

Tommy Smith crosses from the right, Patrick van Aanholt flicks a header out only as far as Ince. But the former Palace loanee's effort lacks conviction.

Should have scored.

Handshakes done. Prayers over. Huddles finished.

Time to get playing. Crystal Palace get the ball rolling...

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Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on Football Focus

When you look at Huddersfield and Brighton, with so many years out of the top flight, it is so amazing for their fans to be a part of it.

Enjoy the moment. We do not want them to go down. We want as many English players in the Premier League as possible.

It's all new territory for Huddersfield as they prepare to embark on their first-ever Premier League campaign.

Terriers boss David Wagner, sporting new glasses for a new season it seems, was interviewed earlier for Match of the Day, which Huddersfield fans can look forward to watching tonight.

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Palace keeper Wayne Hennessey ducks under a low doorframe as he follows skipper Jason Puncheon out of the tunnel, both sets of players jostling for position as they squeeze out onto the pitch.

Cracking atmosphere at Selhurst. A wonderful ovation from the home fans for new gaffer Frank de Boer.

Dion Dublin
Former Leicester & Man Utd forward on Final Score

Points on the board and smiles on the faces of the Huddersfield players will be key, as the club gets used to life in the Premier League.

I'm good friends with Andy Hughes, a first-team coach at Huddersfield, and he tells me his lads are ready.

Plenty of grins on the away players crammed into the tight Selhurst tunnel. They look like they've just been told they have a free round of golf at St Andrew's. Most of them probably can't believe they're playing for the Terriers in the Premier League.

Mark Scott
Match of the Day commentator at Selhurst Park

David Wagner says Huddersfield are probably the biggest underdogs in Premier League history,, external but his vow that they're not just here 'to say hello' has been underlined by some serious spending.

Their acquisitions not only look shrewd, the fact they bought quickly has also helped reduce the disadvantage play-off winners face in terms of preparation time.

There's excitement at Crystal Palace as well as they begin a club record fifth straight season in the top division, with new boss Frank de Boer aiming to turn them into a more possession-based team., external

It's now a case of seeing how well the players have adapted to a style that could hardly be more different to the one that kept them up under Sam Allardyce.

Danny Mills
Ex-Man City and England defender on 5 live Sport

I feel Huddersfield will struggle this season. It will be a really enjoyable experience for them and I hope they can reach 17th, but I'm not sure they will.

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A new face sits in the Crystal Palace dug-out - and there are a few new faces on the pitch too.

Dutch legend Frank de Boer immediately brings a continental feel to Selhurst Park with a three at the back system that was rarely - if ever - seen under predecessors Alan Pardew and Sam Allardyce.

Former Ajax defender Jairo Riedewald starts at the back, with Chelsea loanee Ruben Loftus-Cheek in central midfield and Timothy Fosu-Mensah as the right-wing back.

Huddersfield name four new signings in their first top-flight game since 1972. Record signing Steve Mounie - a £12m buy from Montpellier - starts in the lone striker's role, with keeper Jonas Lössl, defender Mathias Jorgensen and winger Tom Ince also making their bows.

Ince is the only player in the Terriers' starting XI to have previous Premier League experience.

Around 3,000 Huddersfield fans have made the long trip down the M1 - and all around the M25 - to Croydon. A four-hour-plus journey is nowt when you're going to your team's first Premier League game.

And the Terriers fans packed into the away end at Selhurst are making a right racket. Less than 15 minutes to go...

Hello! And welcome to live coverage of Huddersfield's first top-flight match in 45 years. 45 YEARS! Plenty of us were not even born.

Their last game on the big stage? Away at Crystal Palace. It's almost as though the fixture gods knew it...

That was May 1972.

That was the last time Huddersfield played a game of football in the English top-flight...

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And Leeds United won the FA Cup... (sorry Huddersfield fans)

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Spaghetti Junction opened as the final stretch of the M6 was completed...

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