Huddersfield Town's unbeaten start to the League One season continued with a 1-1 draw against Notts County at the Accu Stadium. The result keeps the Terriers second in the table, just one point behind leaders Sheffield Wednesday, who they host next month.
How did the Notts County match unfold?
Marcus Use gave Huddersfield Town the lead after 12 minutes, finishing off a pass from Derensili Sanhes Fernandes. The visitors equalised 11 minutes later through Ollie Cooper after a mix-up in the home defence. Huddersfield pushed for a winner and created several opportunities, including a shot from Sanches Fernandes that was blocked and an Ashley Fletcher follow-up cleared off the line, but they could not find a second goal. The draw means Town have taken 11 points from their first five games, with a record of three wins and two draws.
What did manager Martin Drury say?
Martin Drury, the Huddersfield Town head coach, expressed his disappointment with his team's finishing. He highlighted that his side had 38 touches in the opposition penalty area and created five big chances. "When you look at those numbers and you have only scored one goal, I think you have to be a little bit disappointed for the end product," Drury said. The manager also pointed to a defensive lapse for the equaliser, describing the goal as "really disappointing" after conceding a corner from a throw-in situation.
What is the latest ticket news?
The club's official website confirmed that tickets are now on sale for the upcoming Sky Bet League One fixture against Sheffield Wednesday. The match is scheduled for Saturday 10 October 2026 with a 3pm kick-off at the Accu Stadium. A previous purchase history is required for this particular fixture. Fans can find full details for this and all upcoming matches on the club's fixtures page.
Who is the latest academy player in focus?
Huddersfield Town FC also published a feature on Under-21s defender Ian Togo. The 19-year-old centre-back discussed his journey to the club's academy. He talked about his achievements and his interests away from the training ground at Canalside. You can learn more about the club's developing talent by viewing the full squad listings.
What were the recent transfer deadline day moves?
Persistence paid off for Huddersfield Town as they secured midfielder Cameron Humphreys on a second loan spell from Ipswich Town. The 22-year-old, who made 22 appearances for Town last season, returns for the rest of the campaign. In an outgoing move, midfielder Antony Evans joined Walsall on loan for the season. The club's current league position of second, with 10 goals scored and only four conceded, provides a solid platform for the new arrivals. The next test is the top-of-the-table clash against Sheffield Wednesday on 10 October.
