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PREVIEW: City travel to The John Smith's Stadium on Good Friday

The Sky Blues are back in action following the international break..

28 March 2024

Match Previews

PREVIEW: City travel to The John Smith's Stadium on Good Friday

The Sky Blues are back in action following the international break..

28 March 2024

City travel to the John Smith's Stadium on Good Friday, as they return to action following the final international break of the season.

Meet The Terriers:

After a season fighting the drop last season, Huddersfield Town find themselves in a similar position this campaign, with eight games remaining.

Neil Warnock was the man who came in to steer them to safety last season, but after only a few weeks in the role this campaign, Darren Moore was appointed as his successor.

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However, Moore would be dismissed at the end of January, with Huddersfield one place above the drop, following a 1-1 draw with Queens Park Rangers.

André Breitenreiter was the third man at the helm at the John Smith’s Stadium and after a winning start against Sheffield Wednesday, the Terriers began to pull away from the drop.

Although, four games without a win before the international break has seen Huddersfield drop into the bottom three, in what will be an interesting fight against the drop, with multiple teams at risk.

 

Mark Robins' pre-match verdict:

“It will be a really difficult game. They have changed managers recently and they have been in the last two weeks and have had chance to work on things to try and get some of the managers ideas and philosophy into the players, moving into the last eight games for them.

They’re fighting and scrapping and that’s what every team we face will be doing from now until the end of the season.

It’s a tough period for everyone and we have to go and embrace it and try and pick up as many points as we can and see if we can get into the top six.”

 

Huddersfield's last six:

  • Rotherham United 0-0 Huddersfield Town
  • Huddersfield Town 1-4 West Brom
  • Cardiff City 1-0 Huddersfield Town
  • Huddersfield Town 1-1 Leeds United
  • Watford 1-2 Huddersfield Town
  • Huddersfield Town 1-2 Hull City

Coventry City's last six:

  • Wolves 2-3 Coventry City
  • Watford 1-2 Coventry City
  • Coventry City 5-0 Rotherham United
  • West Bromwich Albion 2-1 Coventry City
  • Coventry City 5-0 Maidstone United
  • Coventry City 0-3 Preston North End

 

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Head-to-Head:

Huddersfield Town wins: 9
Draws: 6
Coventry City wins: 7

 

Kit colours:

Huddersfield Town will wear their traditional blue and white colours, with the Sky Blues sporting the red and navy blue away kit.

 

Officials:

Adam Herczeg will be the man in the middle of our Sky Bet Championship fixture against Huddersfield Town at The John Smith's Stadium.

It will be the first time that Herczeg will take charge of a Sky Blues fixture, following his promotion from the National League two seasons ago.

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So far this campaign, Adam has issued 90 yellow cards and 2 red cards across the FA Cup, League Two, League One and EFL Trophy.

Herczeg will be assisted by Jonathan Hunt and Mark Stevens, whilst Anthony Backhouse will act as fourth official.

 

Ticket Information:

Coventry City had a full allocation of 2,336 tickets for this fixture, which is sold-out. We will not be receiving any more tickets for the match.

OTHER INFORMATION:

Supporters purchasing any concession ticket are advised to carry proof of age as this may be requested at the turnstiles.

Children aged 14 or under must be accompanied by someone aged 18 or over. Please do not buy a ticket for a junior aged Under 14 on its own, as this will not be issued to you.

Any supporters requiring use of the match commentary headsets should contact dlo@htafc.com or call 01484 960606 before 4pm on a Friday for a weekend fixture, or 1pm on the day of the game for a midweek fixture.

Refreshments and accessible toilets are available in the stand.

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The Stadium is a non-smoking Stadium, this includes e-cigarettes. Large bags or suitcases are not allowed into the Stadium, and there is not a storage area for them. Supporters can bring small rucksacks but nothing larger than A4 in size.

Drinking in view of the pitch or inappropriate, anti-social behaviour towards other spectators or stewards is not acceptable and will be challenged where discovered.

Fan Guides

For more helpful information on the match day experience at The John Smith’s Stadium, please look at the Visiting and Disabled Fan Guides via the link here: https://www.htafc.com/fans/supporter-guides/

COACH TRAVEL:

Executive coach travel is now sold-out.


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