Jon Gorenc Stankovic is booked after clattering into Ryan Fraser, who stays down and needs some treatment. That was robust to say the least from the Huddersfield man.

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There are half-hearted shouts for a penalty as Alex Pritchard goes down under a challenge from Nathan Ake. Nothing given.

A loose pass from Nathan Ake is seized upon by Juninho Bacuna, who twists and turns but cannot get a shot away as Jefferson Lerma intercepts.

Bournemouth respond to that early Huddersfield pressure, winning two corners in quick succession. Nothing comes from either, with Chris Mepham penalised for a foul on Jonas Lossl when the second set piece came into the box.

Huddersfield have started the second half well. Alex Pritchard escapes down the right and feed Aaron Mooy in the area. The midfielder has space to shoot but instead decides to feed Chris Lowe, but a Bournemouth defender just intercepts.

That's better from Huddersfield as Chris Lowe's cross from the left causes panic in the Bournemouth six yard box. Artur Boruc completely misses the ball but Charlie Daniels is there to clear.

Huddersfield get the second half started.

Huddersfield have made a change at the break with Chris Lowe coming on for Philip Billing.

And that is the half. Callum Wilson's goal is the difference. Plenty of effort from Huddersfield but they once again lack quality in the final third. Bournemouth look dangerous on the counter, with David Brooks and Ryan Fraser impressive.

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We are into the first of two minutes to be added on as Juninho Bacuna lofts in another cross that is easy for Artur Boruc to claim.

Smith cannot continue as Nathaniel Clyne comes on in his place.

There's injury concern for Bournemouth as Adam Smith pulls up clutching his hamstring. The Huddersfield fans aren't happy though as Smith was off the field, but then limped back onto the pitch before going to ground.

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There's another half-chance for Bournemouth as David Brooks shows great vision to pick out Joshua King, whose first-time half-volley from just outside the area goes wide.

Elias Kachunga is the first man to be booked, for tripping Ryan Fraser as the winger broke forward. There can be no complaints with that.

It has not been Steve Mounie's day so far. He initially does well to ride a Charlie Daniels tackle and escape down the right wing, but he slices his cross and the ball goes out for a goal kick. More groans of frustration from the Huddersfield fans, who you suspect have seen this all before this season.

There's groans from the home crowd as Steve Mounie overhits a simple return pass out for a goal kick. Plenty of effort from the Terriers but they desperately lack a cutting edge.

With England manager Gareth Southgate present at the John Smith's Stadium, Callum Wilson could not have picked a better time to get back on the scoresheet. Has he already done enough to earn a call-up when Southgate names his Three Lions squad next week?

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Steve Mounie manages to get a shot in on goal after collecting a lofted ball over the top, but he gets no power on it and Artur Boruc claims easily.

That goal has sucked all the life out of the Huddersfield crowd, who must be fearing the worst as Bournemouth begin to take charge. The Cherries force a corner that is taken by Ryan Fraser, with Jonas Lossl doing well to punch away.