Bristol City vs Huddersfield -Bristol City enters this match after a 3-3 tie in the Championship match against Blackpool. In that game, Bristol City had 58% of the possession and 4 of their 13 shots on goal were successful.
The goals were scored by Antoine Semenyo (63′) and Tommy Conway (44′) for Bristol City. Blackpool had 19 shots on goal overall, with 4 of those attempts finding the back of the net.
Blackpool scored goals through Josh Bowler (7′), Jerry Yates (55′), Marvin Ekpiteta (70′ Own Goal), and Theo Corbeanu (90′).
Recent Bristol City games have proven to be interesting contests with lots of goals expected. A total of 21 goals have been scored over the course of their last six games (an average of 3.5 goals per game), with 15 of those goals coming from Bristol City.
Previously, Huddersfield and West Bromwich Albion drew 2-2 in a Championship match. Huddersfield Town had 31% of the possession in that game and 3 of their 11 efforts on goal were successful.
Huddersfield Town’s Tino Anjorin (11′, 30′) scored the goal. West Bromwich Albion, on the other hand, made 16 attempts at goal, scoring on six of them. West Bromwich Albion scored twice through Jed Wallace (37′, 57′).
Goals have been scored 20 times in the last six games that Huddersfield Town has sent out its troops, delivering an average of 3.33 goals per game, demonstrating their participation in successful clashes.
Of this total, their opponents have made 12 hits. After that, we must now wait to see if a similar tendency would continue in this game.
Bristol City vs Huddersfield – Betting Analysis
On Wednesday night, Bristol City will welcome Huddersfield Town in an attempt to extend their Championship unbeaten streak to five games.
While the home team is currently in ninth place, Huddersfield is down in position 23 after only accruing four points during the same time frame.
Nigel Pearson would have seized the opportunity to get eight points from his Bristol City team’s next four games after seeing them lose their first two Championship games of the year.
But with draws against Wigan Athletic and Blackpool coming from winning positions, there will be dissatisfaction that the total wasn’t higher.
This is especially true of the latter, as the Robins twice came from behind to lead at Bloomfield Road before allowing the Seasiders to score a 93rd-minute equaliser.
Positively, Tommy Conway, a striker for Bristol City, has outperformed to gain a spot in the starting eleven. Bristol City is presently eighth in the standings.
Bristol City vs Huddersfield – Head-to-Head
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