Better from the hosts - Isaac Mbenza is fed by Alex Pritchard's pass to get to the right bye line. he crosses low, but Jan Bednarek cuts the chance out.

Huddersfield win the first corner of the day, but Juninho Bacuna's effort is embarrassing - he gets it back straight away but then hooks the ball all the way across and out of play.

David Wagner looks on in despair - it's not what you need when get a rare chance, you're a goal down and in the bottom three.

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The Terriers have scored just 10 all season, and Aaron Mooy, their top scorer - with just two - is out injured.

The runes don't make for good reading.

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on Final Score

Lovely finish. Redmond has suffered in recent years but he looked a different player last week. He can get fans off seats. Good move back to front and good start for Southampton.

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Pierre-Emile Højbjerg is in a great position free on the left o the area, but he unselfishly tries to loop it over to Redmond. Huddersfield cut the chance out, but the home defence is looking shakey every time Southampton attack at the moment.

Stuart Atwell shows an early yellow card to Chris Lowe for diving - the Town man went to ground too early when near Oriol Romeu and the referee has no hesitation in booking him.

Paul Ince
Former England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Last season I watched a lot of Huddersfield with Thomas [Ince] playing for them and he always used to say 'we don't create enough chances so every time we create a chance we're under pressure to score because we don't know when the next one is going to come along'.

You sense that with them at the moment. The recruitment hasn't been great.

Matt Targett's cross from the left is spilled by Jonas Lossl, then Terence Kongolo makes a meal of the clearance and Oriol Romeu fires his shot from the edge of the box straight back at Lossl.

All a bit ineffectual in defence from the hosts in the Saints' first real attack,

Nathan Redmond shakes Philip Billing off easily to move towards the home penalty area, but the Town backline is resolute - Southampton have barely threatened as yet.

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Chris Lowe zips down the left wing before sliding a low ball across the penalty area which scoots all the way across behind Steve Mounie.

The pitch will have taken a soaking today and the ball's bound to flash across the surface.

The hosts get it under way, and immediately win a free kick on the right about 30 yards out. It's a testing chipped in effort, but Jannik Vestergaard heads it away powerfully.

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The teams are out, and managers David Wagner and Ralph Hasenhuttl have exchanged a friendly greeting. They almost certainly crossed paths in Germany, but how things change, eh?

And as the teams gather round the centre circle, Huddersfield have a minute's applause for Town fans who have passed away in 2018 - very nice touch.

There's a decent turnout from the Saints fans, who've made one of their longer away trips on one of the busiest days of the year. And, as a resident of the west Yorkshire region I know they won't have been welcomed by nice weather - it was lashing it down in the area all morning.

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Mark Scott
Match of the Day commentator

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They may have lost their last four in a row, but David Wagner doesn't believe his Huddersfield team need to change much in order to start picking up points.

While he has been pleased with their overall performances, the lack of goals is a major worry, with the Terriers particularly toothless at home.

In contrast, Southampton were a potent threat against Arsenal and, in addition to his well-taken goals, Danny Ings looks like being a perfect fit for new boss Ralph Hasenhuttl's aggressive high pressing style of play.

Hasenhuttl says he still wants to improve his English, particularly for media obligations, but he already knows enough of the lingo to have called this game a six-pointer!

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David Wagner makes two changes to the side that slipped to a 1-0 defeat at home to Newcastle last Saturday, with Steve Mounie back from a three-match ban up front and Isaac Mbenza replacing Depoitre, benched, and Hogg, who has dropped out with a knee injury picked up in training.

Huddersfield XI: Lossl, Hadergjonaj, Zanka, Schindler, Kongolo, Bacuna, Billing, Mbenza, Pritchard Lowe, Mounie.

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Ralph Hasenhuttl rewards the side that claimed a stirring 3-2 win over Arsenal by naming an unchanged lineup.

Southampton XI: McCarthy, Bednarek, Yoshida, Vestergaard, Valery, Hojbjerg, Romeu, Targett, Armstrong, Redmond, Ings.

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Hello and welcome to our coverage of Huddersfield Town v Southampton. Without any further ado, let's take a look at the lineups for today...