Chance for Bournemouth! Callum Wilson is released by Ryan Fraser inside the area but his low shot is well blocked by the legs of Jonas Lossl!

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Juninho Bacuna chips in a teasing cross from the right towards Steve Mounie, but the ball drifts over his head and out for a goal kick. Plenty of good ideas from both sides so far, but the execution is letting them down.

Joshua King does well to launch a counter-attack by feeding Ryan Fraser down the Bournemouth left. He immediately seeks out Callum Wilson with a first-time cross into the middle, but it is just ahead of the England man and the ball goes out for a goal kick.

Philip Billing is fouled by Chris Mepham for a Huddersfield free-kick just outside the area over on the left flank. Aaron Mooy whips it in dangerously but Artur Boruc punches away with both fists.

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Sloppy play from Mathias Jorgensen, who overhits a backpass out for a Bournemouth corner. The Cherries take it short with the ball eventually falling to David Brooks just inside the area, but he completely slices his half-volley and Huddersfield can clear.

Huddersfield have enjoyed the early possession in front of a boisterous home crowd, no goalmouth action to speak of though so far.

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Referee Anthony Taylor blows his whistle and Bournemouth get us under way!

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Gareth Southgate is due to take in today's match at the John Smith's Stadium. The England manager names his squad next week for upcoming European Championship qualifiers against Czech Republic and Montenegro.

Callum Wilson is likely to be high on the list of players Southgate will be keen to watch. The 27-year-old scored on his England debut against the United States at Wembley in November.

Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe:"We're absolutely desperate to resolve our away form. We want that confidence to return to the team and we recognise that our safety isn't secure. This is a big game for us.

"We're looking up the table right now, but it's no good doing that and not winning games."

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Huddersfield Town head coach Jan Siewert:"We are still fighting. We look at each game for a performance. We won at home last time and it was a big boost for us.

"It was good to taste a win and we are looking forward."

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Bournemouth are currently enduring an unwanted club top-flight record of nine successive away league defeats, conceding at least twice each time, going back to late October. They have had only one longer losing streak in away league fixtures - 12 in a row from December 1933 to August 1934 in the third tier south.

Huddersfield's weakness has been glaringly obvious this season - a lack of goals. The Terriers have scored just 15 times in their 29 league games so far, the third-lowest tally at this stage in top-flight history. Leicester had 13 goals after 29 games in 1977-78, and Derby had 14 in 2007-08.

They have also gone 20 home league matches without scoring more than once, a run stretching back to February last year. The opponents that day? Bournemouth and a 4-1 victory for the Yorkshire side.

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Huddersfield make three changes to the side that was beaten 1-0 at Brighton last weekend.

Jonathan Hogg is out with a rib injury suffered at the Amex so Mathias Jorgensen comes into the defence. Elias Kachunga and Aaron Mooy also return with Karlan Grant and Terence Kongolo the players dropping out.

Huddersfield XI: Lossl, Bacuna, Billing, Kachunga, Mooy, Pritchard, Mounie, Jorgensen, Schindler, Stankovic, Durm.

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Callum Wilson returns for Bournemouth after missing their last six games with a knee injury.

He is one of two changes to the side that lost against Manchester City last weekend with Jefferson Lerma also returning after suspension. Nathaniel Clyne and Jack Simpson drop to the bench.

Bournemouth XI: Boruc, Ake, Surman, Lerma, Daniels, Wilson, Smith, King, Brooks, Fraser, Mepham.

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Welcome to live coverage of Huddersfield against Bournemouth.

The Terriers ended a 14-game winless run in the Premier League with victory over Wolves in their last game at the John Smith's Stadium 11 days ago. Can they make it back-to-back home wins?

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Bournemouth meanwhile head to Yorkshire still looking for a first away win since the clocks went back. Will their miserable run on the road end today?