Kevin Kilbane
Former Huddersfield winger at John Smith's Stadium

I've been talking to some Town staff here today, and the transformation since David Wagner arrived means the club is now unrecognisable.

Huddersfield will want to do a Burnley or a Bournemouth - the club wants stability over the next 10 or 15 years. It's about using this opportunity to develop the training ground and other facilities.

Of course, if they can build on the momentum from last week's win and carry it through to Christmas, that would be real success. A real prize would be achieving survival this season.

John Southall
BBC Radio Five Live football reporter at Wembley

The golden cockerels have left their lofty perch above White Hart Lane and now have pride of place in the Wembley tunnel. The Tottenham team are here nice and early - they have just filed past them on their way to a pre-match lunch.

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That is a run of two draws and nine defeats for Newcastle.

They last collected all three points on their travels in the Premier League against Tottenham at White Hart Lane in December 2015.

Leon Osman
Ex-Everton midfielder on Football Focus

Not many people would have thought Huddersfield would go to Crystal Palace and get that result. You would have expected Palace to be strong at home. With the way Huddersfield went about their business, it could have been more.

The John Smith's Stadium is filling up already and there is a buzz of activity on the pitch as the players try to negotiate their warm-ups.

Having gone to uni in Huddersfield, I knew to always carry an umbrella with me. Today? Bright sunshine.

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Alex Scott
Arsenal Ladies & England right-back on MOTD2 Extra

Huddersfield are one of the youngest sides in the Premier League. They'll play with no fear, but the expectancy has already shifted. Having won last week people are now expecting them to beat Newcastle, so that's a new pressure.

You need a goalscorer if you want to stay in the Premier League, so they say.

Huddersfield took a punt on Benin striker Steve Mounie by splashing out a club-record £13m to sign him from French side Montpellier.

The tall front man enjoyed a dream debut for the Terriers, netting twice in the 3-0 win at Crystal Palace.

Mounie, great name, can become the first player to score in his opening two Premier League appearances for a promoted side since Michael Ricketts with Bolton in 2001.

Whatever happened to him...?

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Carl Jones‏: Cardiff City at the cup final, probably a genuine once-in-a-lifetime experience.

Canis Lupus: Play Off Final 2003. After so many years in the wilderness The Wolves were finally back. The light that came from the darkness...

Aidan: European Cup Final 06' Boro v Sevilla (Even tho we lost!)

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Kevin Kilbane
Former Huddersfield winger at John Smith's Stadium

Outside the ground you can feel the buzz - it's clear what today means for everybody. This will be a packed house full of expectancy, and it will be interesting to see if Newcastle can cope with what they'll face.

David Wagner will be getting his Terriers side fully up for this, whereas Rafa Benitez has been open in recent week about not being happy with how the transfer market has gone. Will Newcastle be able to contain the hosts today?

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Rhian RhiRhi Abraham: Wales beating Belgium in the Euros!! Best day of my life!!

Andrew McCluskie: New Zealand, World Cup 2010, undefeated.

Den Shearer Trueman: Hammering Man Utd 5 - 0 at home (20 Oct 1996).

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Jonathan Overend
BBC Radio 5 live at Wembley

It's been a lovely morning here at Wembley but much quieter at this time than for a big showpiece final or event. Tottenham have done a great job of putting their colours along Wembley Way and the wrap-around screens are shouting "Spurs". There's a fan park too, with the club hoping supporters leave extra time and get here early.

The biggest crowds so far are heading for a private event at next door Wembley Arena. Gates open at 2.30pm, with extra security checks in place.

Simon Brotherton
MOTD commentator

Yep, five things I didn't know on Huddersfield Town's welcome postcards in the press room

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Jabir MS: Man City v QPR, 2012.

Schwab‏: Real Atletico 2014 CL final, 94th minute, Sergio Ramos, my all time favourite football moment.

GPi: Man U beating Bayern in the Champions league final in the last 5 mins - yee ha!

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Huddersfield make one change after beating Crystal Palace last week. Rajiv van la Parra comes in for Kasey Palmer.

Town XI: Lossl, Smith, Jorgensen, Schindler, Lowe, Mooy, Billing, Kachunga, van la Parra, Ince, Mounie.

Newcastle makes three changes after their loss against Tottenham. Jamaal Lascelles, Chancel Mbemba and Mikel Merino come in, out go Florian Lejeune, Paul Dummett and the suspended Jonjo Shelvey.

Newcastle XI: Elliot, Manquillo, Lascelles, Clark, Mbemba, Merino, Hayden, Ritchie, Perez, Atsu, Gayle.

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You've been telling us about your happiest footballing memory and why - these are great!

Daniel Norris‏: Newcastle 4-4 Arsenal. One of the most incredible footy matches I've been to.

Tom Meredith: Didier Drogba's penalty v Bayern. Say no more!

Jame Byrne: Istanbul 2005!

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The Daily Star

And the Daily Star leads with Manchester United's 4-0 thumping of Swansea.

The headline says, 'Feel The Four-ce'.

I don't get it.

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The Daily Mail

Diego Costa may finally be getting his way.

The Daily Mail says La Liga side Atletico Madrid will offer £50m for the wantaway Chelsea striker.

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The Daily Express

The Daily Express says Barcelona are not giving up on their chase for Liverpool midfielder Philippe Coutinho and will come back with a fourth bid of £130m.

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