Pedestrian play at the moment by Manchester United.

They are enjoying the majority of the possesion, but there is no incisive passing or movement.

Huddersfield will be happy if it continues.

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Anthony Martial needs to be very careful here.

He commits another foul and gives Huddersfield a free-kick in a good position.

Aaron Mooy whips a dangerous free-kick into the box and it goes out for a corner.

Good period this for the Terriers.

Mooy then whips in the corner, but it is cleared.

Danny Williams powers forward, is caught by Antonio Valencia, but Lee Mason plays advantage.

Tom Ince floats a cross from the left of the box to Elias Kachunga, but the striker heads safely at David de Gea.

Three yellow cards in the first 10 minutes here at the John Smith's Stadium.

Anthony Martial, already on a yellow, then gives away a free-kick, but Aaron Mooy's set-piece is easily cleared.

Manchester United break but Jesse Lingard is hacked down by Christopher Schindler, who is booked.

Ashley Young whips in a free-kick to the left of the penalty area but it misses all his teammates.

Some handbags in the centre of the pitch between Anthony Martial and Tommy Smith.

Smith was hard in the tackle on Martial, who then flicked a kick at the Huddersfield captain.

Lee Mason is quick to stop play and book bother players.

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First attack by Manchester United as Nemanja Matic lofts a ball over the top to Romelu Lukaku, who gets his shot off but it is well saved by Jonas Lössl.

Tentative start by both teams, Huddersfield pressing Manchester United in the opening few minutes, not allowing Jose Mourinho's team to settle.

Lee Mason blows his whistle and we are off.

Juliette Ferrington
BBC Radio 5 live

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Manchester United were treated to trumpets and drums on arrival to the John Smith’s Stadium. The brass version of Pharrell Williams’ Happy went down an absolute treat for the hundreds of fans that braved the wind and rain outside. Proper Yorkshire welcome for their Roses rivals from down the road.

Manchester United

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Since Jose Mourinho took charge of Manchester United, the Red Devils have been outrun in 40 of their 46 Premier League matches, more than any other team.

However, only Chelsea (106), Spurs (103) and Man City (100) have actually won more points than Man Utd in this period (89 – level with Liverpool).

Manchester United do some Tottenham-esque fancy handshakes. The Huddersfield players go through their final warmups.

Seconds to go now.

Just one goal for Huddersfield in their last six Premier League games.

Manchester United's defence has only been breached twice in their eight league games.

The teams are in the tunnel, the Huddersfield crowd are sounding loud.

Mark Lawrenson
Former Liverpool defender

I have said it before, but Huddersfield do not just need a win - they need some goals.

The Terriers have only scored once in their past six league games, but have started conceding them - four against Tottenham, then two versus a Swansea side who had been struggling.

But they are up against Manchester United at home on Saturday, so if you are Huddersfield manager David Wagner, what do you do?

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His philosophy when I saw his side play in the Championship was to play with wide players, and people poured forward, which was great and ultimately got them promotion.

Do they do the same against United? You are asking for trouble if you do, so those goals might have to wait.

I am backing United to go there and win, but the question is how hard will Huddersfield make them work for it?

Lawro's prediction: 0-2

Juliette Ferrington
BBC Radio 5 live

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Welcome to Yorkshire! That’s what you call a proper pud! It’s the size of a plate. They don’t do small portions at Huddersfield when it comes to food!

The press box is rammed, there’s not a spare seat to be had. Hopefully the game against Manchester United will be just as good as what’s being currently tucked in to at the John Smith’s Stadium.

Steve Bower
Match of the Day commentator

Whilst the week's debate about Manchester United's style under Jose Mourinho continues, Huddersfield will have taken note of their results and how difficult it has been to breach United's defence.

"United have equalled their best ever start to a Premier League season at this stage and will be disappointed with anything less than a return to winning ways in West Yorkshire.

"Huddersfield have scored only once in their last six games after their mini-honeymoon start on their return to the top flight. They conceded four to Spurs in their last home game and will hope some lessons have been learnt."

Gary Rose
BBC Sport at the John Smith's Stadium

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Much has changed since Manchester United last visited Huddersfield in the league, not least the location of the pitch.

A few hundred yards away from the John Smith's Stadium, in a retail centre car park, this plaque is located.

It marks where the centre circle was for the old Leeds Road ground. United played there back in 1971, the Holy Trinity of George Best, Bobby Charlton and Denis Law were all on the scoresheet together for the final time in a 3-0 win.

Best would have been rampaging towards the Argos back in the day.

Huddersfield make three changes to the team that lost 2-0 at Swansea last week.

Aaron Mooy returns to make his 50th Terriers appearance, while Danny Williams and Chris Lowe also come into the team.

Town’s top scorer Steve Mounie returns to the bench after a heel injury.

Manchester United, who beat Benfica in the Champions League in midweek, also make two switches to the side that came away from Anfield with a goalless draw.

Ashley Young returns to full-back as Matteo Darmain drops to the bench, as Jesse Lingard starts at right wing, while Juan Mata plays ahead of the benched Henrikh Mkhitaryan.

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The last time Manchester United player at Huddersfield Town was in October 1971, David Wagner was not even born.

The Terriers lost 3-0 that day, with George Best, Denis Law and Sir Bobby Charlton on the scoresheet - they final time they all scored in a United game.

Today is the first meeting between the two sides since that 1971-2 top-flight campaign.

That's the history, but how about some present day news, the teams sheets are in...