Our prediction for this League 1 match:
Huddersfield
Match Time & Date:
6 September 2025
15:00
Prediction: 3-1
Peterborough
Huddersfield will be aiming to strengthen their promotion push when they welcome Peterborough to the John Smith’s Stadium. The Terriers have emerged as one of the main candidates for automatic promotion thanks to their consistency and excellent home form, with their fans creating a fortress-like atmosphere. A further boost for Lee Grant’s men is the return of first-choice goalkeeper Owen Goodman, who is back from suspension and expected to slot straight into the starting XI.
Peterborough, on the other hand, are going through a rough patch. The Posh produced a poor defensive display in a 3-0 defeat to Exeter last weekend, exposing flaws that have crept into their game in recent weeks. Despite that setback, the visitors have no fresh injury concerns ahead of this clash, but his side will need to show significant improvement at both ends of the pitch if they are to avoid another disappointing outcome. Given Huddersfield’s strong home record and Peterborough’s struggles, there is a big value in betting on the Terriers.
Highlighted Team (Huddersfield):
Back in 1926 Huddersfield Town became the first English club to win three straight domestic trophies. Since 1908 the Terriers were playing at Leeds Road, but in 1994 John Smith’s Stadium became home of Huddersfield Town. The club play in the English second tier (Championship) and the colour of the their home kit is blue and white (stripes).
Huddersfield Town were founded in 1910 and just three years later they entered the Football League. In 1926 the Terriers won their last domestic trophy, but they did well finishing runners up in the FA Cup 1920. The club’s biggest rivals are Leeds United and it has to be noted that Huddersfield Town have better head-to-head record of the two teams.
Bradford City are considered Huddersfield’s local rivals as well, but there are small rivalries with Barnsley, Halifax Town, Manchester City and Oldham Athletic. The club’s chairman is Dean Hoyle.
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