Brilliant ball from Mikel Merino, Paul Scholes-esque, picking out Javier Manquillo with a cross-field pinger, but the Spaniard's cut back is straight at Jonas Lossl.

The Huddersfield goalkeeper is then caught by sub Joselu in making a clearance, earning the former Stoke striker a booking.

Lossl needs the physio, the challenge wasn't that bad.

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

LIFT OFF!!!!! ON THEIR FEET!!!

The Huddersfield celebrations are still echoing around the John Smith's Stadium after seeing their first home Premier League goal.

They're still on their feet as well, singing at the top of their voices - the Aaron Mooy song is an absolute belter.

Javier Manquillo gets forward from right-back for Newcastle but his ball to the back post for Matt Ritchie is took long and drifts out of play.

Newcastle have performed really poorly in their opening two games in the Premier League.

Kevin Kilbane
Former Huddersfield winger at John Smith's Stadium

There is a lack of creativity in this Newcastle side. Ritchie has put a couple of decent balls into the penalty area but, especially with Gayle limping off, it's now clear Newcastle need reinforcements going forward.

Huddersfield left-back Chris Lowe is a class act, he has not given Newcastle's Christian Atsu any space at all today and kept the winger quiet all game.

Magpies boss Rafael Benitez reacts angrily after his midfielder Mikel Merino slots a pass straight through to Huddersfield goalkeeper Jonas Lossl.

An hour gone.

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Newcastle under all sorts of pressure and goalkeeper Rob Elliot plants a kick straight out of play.

Maybe the noise of the home supporters sucked the ball that way.

The visitors have not shown any signs of getting back into this contest yet.

The Huddersfield supporters will be heard all the way in Leeds at the moment. They are loving life in the Premier League.

As it stands, they are back up to second in the table behind Manchester United.

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Luca J Jackson: I know it's only the second game of season but I believe Huddersfield can finish mid-table ,despite most giving them no survival chance pre-season.

Amir Hamza: Newcastle are anything but a Premier League team.

Jay Onlines: Huddersfield need just five more goals to reclaim the top spot and maintain their title charge!

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Newcastle man Isaac Hayden brings down Philip Billings

Referee Craig Pawson points three fingers at Hayden, signalling three infringements, and pulls out a yellow card.

Now then, how will Newcastle get back into the game?

Rafael Benitez's reaction to the goal is to take off striker Dwight Gayle and send on £5m signing Joselu for his debut.

Kevin Kilbane
Former Huddersfield winger at John Smith's Stadium

That is the first time Aaron Mooy has stepped in from deep midfield. He has the vision to pass, make a run then receive it back. He sees Elliot's positioning and simply curled it past him.

It was a lovely finish, and the game needed that. The home side now have the momentum.

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Rajiv van La Parra has impressed down the left for Huddersfield, but has not been able to send a pin-point cross in for striker Steve Mounie.

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Newcastle threaten to launch an attack at the start of the second half, but Mikel Merino cannot get his pass right in the final third.

Defender Tommy Smith is lucky not to make contact with Chancel Mbemba when he loses the ball, flying in on the Newcastle man with studs showing.

That would definitely have been a red card if he caught Mbemba,

The players have refueled. The half time message will have been, "improvement required".

Off we go again.

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

Oh my goodness, we almost had lift-off in the John Smith's Stadium moments before the break.

You can feel the pulse of the home fans every time Huddersfield attack and you can see them leaning forward in their seats when their team go close.

Huddersfield look like they belong in the Premier League. And it's been an impressive first half of his home debut for Steve Mounie, who has been the most threatening of the lot.

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Tim M: This game started off at 100 mph. But the quality is low and Tom Ince has gone out of the game.

rawree19: This ref Craig Pawson ruins games with his whistle-happy presence. He doesn't understand the concept of playing the advantage.

Michael Rose: Huddersfield are more than holding their own against Newcastle.

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Kevin Kilbane
Former Huddersfield winger at John Smith's Stadium

Newcastle are doing well and have stuck to their gameplan. I think Rafa Benitez will give all his players a pat on the back.

In fact, the Toon have created some of their own chances, impressive as early on they looked as though they might be overrun by the hosts.

The onus is now on Huddersfield to improve and do more to try and break Newcastle down.

Goalless. A lack of quality from the two promoted sides.

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It is Tom Ince who clips the corner into the box, which causes plenty of confusion among the Newcastle defenders, but they do eventually manage to scramble it to safety.