Juliette Ferrington
BBC Radio 5 live at John Smith's Stadium

I watched Dean Hoyle, the Huddersfield chairman, taking it all in before kick-off.

He was being hugged by everybody here at the John Smith's Stadium and you could see the immense pride he has with this being Huddersfield's first ever home Premier League game.

The fans chanted 'Deano, Deano...' and he applauded them back. Incredible noise inside the stadium, with the sellout crowd in full voice.

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Huddersfield have had 62% possession so far, with left-back Chris Lowe having more touches (11) than any other player on the pitch.

Clumsy from Chancel Mbemba, mis-timing his challenge to concede a free-kick.

Australia Aaron Mooy will be the man who will take all the set-pieces for Huddersfield, but this one is headed away.

Kevin Kilbane
Former Huddersfield winger at John Smith's Stadium

Newcastle are defending quite narrowly, with their full-backs not looking to get forward.

Initially, Newcastle started very, very brightly, but Aaron Mooy is starting to get a hold on proceedings, controlling this game for Huddersfield. Mooy and Phil Billling are really impressive central midfield partnership.

Aaron Mooy's set-piece is swung in and the ball drops from the sky to defender Tommy Smith 35 yards out...

...Smith smashes his boot at it and it is arrowing towards...the person sat in row z behind Rob Elliot's goal.

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Huddersfield showing how dangerous they can be on the counter as Tom Ince breaks clear down the left.

They eventually get a corner...

Newcastle midfielder Isaac Hayden looking to impose him and goes sliding in on Town striker Steve Mounie, but comes off worse as the Benin man lands on top of him.

He, like team-mate Chancel Mbemba, is OK to carry on.

Newcastle lost two players to injury in the first half an hour against Spurs last week.

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Kevin Kilbane
Former Huddersfield winger at John Smith's Stadium

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Huddersfield have invested wisely in the transfer window, with the stand-out signing of course being Steve Mounie. But they have also retained the spine of the team.

Frankly, Newcastle as a club need to be competing with the likes of Huddersfield to sign the players to keep them in the top-flight.

There are still bargains to be had but at this late stage of the window it'll be, frankly, panic buys. or something decent in the loan market.

A bit of petroleum jelly applied and Chancel Mbemba is fine to continue.

We have our first save of the game.

A speculative 30-yard effort by Huddersfield midfielder Aaron Mooy is easy for Rob Elliot to drop his body down to and collect.

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Huddersfield 0-0 Newcastle

Hello, I am Elias Kachunga's boot. Meet Chancel Mbemba's face.

Ouch.

A nasty cut to the side of the head for the Newcastle defender and the physio is called for early repairs.

Kyle: Newcastle may have away day woes but we won the last meeting at Huddersfield last season 3-1.

Jonathan Brown‏: Shows how far Colback has fallen that Newcastle chose Saviet over him on bench.

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Newcastle midfilelder Mikel Merino already seeing quite a bit of the ball early on, he looks a tidy player.

The ball eventually reaches Ayoze Perez in the box, but the Spaniard's shot is blocked.

The visitors on top early on.

Conor McNamara
BBC Radio 5 live commentator at John Smith's Stadium

We've had some technical difficulties here today. The press box is much smaller than at most other Premier League grounds, and it's absolutely packed... so much so that the power went down!

Huddersfield get us under way in West Yorkshire.

A deafening atmosphere at the John Smith's Stadium.

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Simon Brotherton
MOTD commentator

"Huddersfield will certainly have made a few people sit up and take notice following their impressive 3-0 win at Crystal Palace last weekend.

"It was the perfect start to life in the Premier League but head coach David Wagner was right to keep things in perspective.

"Still, the atmosphere will no doubt be at fever pitch at the John Smith's stadium on Sunday, and why not - 45 years is a long time to wait to play at home in the top flight.

"Newcastle are likely to be cagey and cautious opponents in this one. With Jonjo Shelvey suspended and both Florian Lejeune and Paul Dummett injured, Rafael Benitez would surely be happy with a first point of the new season."

The last word before kick-off, as ever, goes to our MOTD man...

Here come the player onto the pitch.

They are greeted by a blue and white mosaic spelling 'TERRIERS' at one end, with the remaining fans wildly clattering their hand clappers - the ones made famous by Leicester supporters during their Premier League winning season.

Alex Bruce
Bury defender on MOTD2 Extra

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Newcastle have had a bad start and Rafa Benitez is openly unhappy with the transfer policy. Huddersfield could not pick a better team to face today.

I'd advise the Terriers players to enjoy this, having secured promotion last season. A lot of Huddersfield players have not played away at Anfield or Old Trafford or the Emirates. They will naturally enjoy their time and will work hard to try and replicate their win from last week.

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Michael Horricks: Cantona's volley in the 1996 FA Cup final to beat Liverpool. No greater feeling than winning the famous cup against your biggest rivals.

Jane Henderson‏: Saints winning the cup. All of Southampton went nuts!

Stephen Thirkill: Winning the play-off final to get to Premier League. I never thought I would ever see it. #htafc

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Huddersfield owner Dean Hoyle is looking in high spirits as he stands at the top of the steps in the main stand, shaking hands with passers by and giving a thumbs up to a fan down below.

Buzzing and why wouldn't he be.

A Newcastle fan with his top off in the away end? Mark it off on your bingo cards.