Huddersfield Town sit atop League One as they prepare for a home match against Notts County this weekend. The club's academy side also has a fixture, while a visiting opponent has strengthened its squad ahead of a midweek trip to West Yorkshire.
Huddersfield Town's strong start to the season sees them leading the division with 10 points from four games. According to the BBC, they host Notts County on Saturday, with the visitors currently tenth in the table. The Terriers have scored nine goals and conceded just three, giving them a healthy goal difference and a one-point lead over Sheffield Wednesday. You can see the full picture in our standings.
What is the form guide for the Notts County game?
The BBC's statistical preview shows Huddersfield's recent form across all competitions reads as three wins and two draws from their last five outings. Their latest League One result was a 3-1 victory over Oxford United. Notts County, meanwhile, have drawn four of their last five matches, including a 1-1 result with Doncaster Rovers in the league last time out.
The head-to-head history between the two clubs is sparse in recent years. Their last competitive meeting was over a decade ago in the 2011-12 League One season. Huddersfield won 2-1 at home in November 2011 before a 2-2 draw at Meadow Lane the following January.
When is the U18s' next Professional Development League match?
Cardiff City's official website confirms their Under-18s travel to face Huddersfield Town's academy this Saturday. The match will be played at the Canalside Training Ground with an 11am kick-off. Cardiff coach Ellis Yorke told the club's site his team expects a tough challenge away from home.
Yorke said, "We're expecting Huddersfield to be a real challenge away from home. The plan is to go there with the mindset that we always have." His side lost 3-1 to Swindon Town in their last PDL match but beat West Bromwich Albion in a cup game in midweek. Supporters can find directions to the Canalside Sports Complex on Leeds Road via the club's information.
Who have Oxford United signed before their trip to Huddersfield?
The BBC reports that Oxford United have signed midfielder Kai Andrews on loan from Coventry City until January. The 20-year-old Wales international, who made nine appearances for Coventry last season, will link up with Oxford boss Aaron Ramsey. Oxford are operating under a transfer embargo and will not pay a fee or wages for the player.
Andrews' new club visit the John Smith's Stadium for a League One fixture on Tuesday night. Huddersfield will be looking to maintain their perfect home record this season against an Oxford side that has just added to its squad. The Terriers' full schedule, including this midweek clash, is available on our fixtures page.
Huddersfield Town's immediate focus returns to the first team and Saturday's league encounter with Notts County, a chance to extend their unbeaten start and solidify their position at the summit.
