A chance for a fourth on the break as Huddersfield have four on four but they don't work the ball well and Collin Quaner plays it the wrong way.

Steve Mounie's name rings out around the John Smith's as we enter the last 10 minutes. Has he given the Terriers a much-needed win?

Phil Billing fires over the bar after winning the ball well in midfield.

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Mareen: Begovic beaten at his near post for all goals today. Is this a weakness Huddersfield exploiting?

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Approaching now or never time for Bournemouth if they are to mount a fightback. Lots of neat possession in the middle third but they can't get the ball into the danger area.

Huddersfield win a free-kick but they are now without their chief taker, and the ball is overcooked out of play. Fifteen minutes or so, maybe more now with added time, for the Terriers to hold on.

A standing ovation as Aaron Mooy is carried off, on comes Philip Billing.

This is bad news for Huddersfield - Aaron Mooy is having to leave the field on a stretcher, he's holding his head in his hands too. His left knee is in a brace.

Let's hope that's not as bad as it looks for the Australian.

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Huddersfield 3-1 Bournemouth

Aaron Mooy has been excellent once again for Huddersfield but he needs treatment after a clash of knees in midfield. Concern here.

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Newcastle United

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Rafa Benitez makes two changes to the side which drew at Crystal Palace last time out - and there is no debut for January signing Islam Slimani.

Slimani, signed from Leicester on deadline day, is not yet fit enough to play.

New goalkeeper Martin Dúbravka, a Slovakian international on loan from Sparta Prague, does start though, ahead of Karl Darlow, while Florian Lejune comes into the defence in place of Ciaran Clark, who has a knee complaint.

Newcastle: Dubravka, Dummett, Lascelles, Shelvey, Gayle, Diamé, Ritchie, Kenedy, Pérez, Lejeune,Yedlin.

Subs: Darlow, Murphy, Hayden, Manquillo,Joselu,Merino, Atsu.

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Meanwhile, Manchester United have four changes to the team from their 2-0 win against Huddersfield.

Phil Jones comes back into the defence for Marcos Rojo while Ashley Young replaces Luke Shaw.

In midfield Paul Pogba is restored to the side in place of 21-year-old Scott McTominay, who drops to the bench, and Anthony Martial also comes in for Juan Mata.

Marcus Rashford is not in the squad, as Jose Mourinho goes without a striker among his substitutes.

Manchester United: de Gea, Jones, Valencia, Young, Smalling, Matic, Pogba, Lingard, Martial, Sanchez, Lukaku.

Subs: Romero, Lindelöf, Rojo, Mata, Carrick, Shaw, McTominay.

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It was a clever pass for Aaron Mooy and another great finish from Steve Mounie, but again poor for Bournemouth. Steve Cook on edge of his own area plays a ball right to Rajiv Van la Parra, 20 yards from his own goal. More poor defending.

Steve Mounie has scored in just three of his 18 Premier League appearances for Huddersfield but has netted a brace in each of those three games.

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Just over 20 minutes to go then. I was going to say hang on but Huddersfield have another good chance from the restart, but Alex Pritchard can't get on the end of a shot across goal.

A goal in Birmingham too - Albert Adomah has it.

Follow that game here.

Nokeeroe: Shocking miss by Tom Ince.

Another half chance for the Terriers. Aaron Mooy at the heart of everything, his free-kick is a good one, it's nearly met on the full and then Tom Ince miskicks the loose ball once it spins out.

Both sides make changes - Ince is hooked for Collin Quaner, while Lys Mousset replaces Junior Stainslas.

That's better though! Huddersfield attack down the right, a cross comes through and is cleared but Terence Kongolo keeps the move going. He finds Aaron Mooy, who doesn't use the overlap and instead chops back on to his right foot and swings the ball in. It's a devilish ball, Tom Ince arrives in the pack and heads over the top!

He was stretching - but that's a very good chance indeed.

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A few nerves in the stands, on the air, on the pitch? Huddersfield's relentless pressing has just eased off as a few misplaced passes kill any momentum.

They need a win and maybe that pressure is starting to tell.

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Will: Bournemouth, usually known for dropping points in winning positions recently having to come back and finish strong. Would love to see again.