There has been little stopping Bournemouth this season as they seek promotion back to the Premier League at the second time of asking following defeat in the playoffs in May.
The Cherries are still unbeaten after the opening 13 league matches and they have won seven of their last eight outings.
Dominic Solanke scored the only goal of the game as Bournemouth won 1-0 away at Stoke City on Tuesday night, with second-place West Bromwich Albion suffering defeat to Swansea City 24 hours later.
Despite having the best defence in the Championship with just eight goals conceded, the Cherries have actually only kept one clean sheet on home turf this season.
Nonetheless, Scott Parker’s side have won four consecutive matches at the Vitality Stadium, with their last three games on the south coast ending in 2-1 victories.
Huddersfield have only won one of their last nine games against Bournemouth and have not won away from home against the Cherries since 2007.
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Carlos Corberan’s men lost 5-0 at the Vitality Stadium last season, which was the club’s fourth consecutive defeat against the south coast side.
However, there have been clear improvements in the Terriers this term and they head into Saturday’s game on a four-match unbeaten run.
A 0-0 draw against Birmingham City on Wednesday evening was a third consecutive clean sheet, with the point moving Huddersfield back into the top six.
Nonetheless, Corberan admitted after the game that he does not want Huddersfield “to be a defensive team” and is eager for his side to create more chances in the final third
