Huddersfield Town
Smithies, Peltier (90, Tom Clarke), Peter Clarke (c), Trotman, Heffernan, Roberts, Drinkwater, Kay (90, Collins), Pilkington, Novak, Rhodes.
Subs Not Used: Eastwood, Nathan Clarke, Pearce, Eccleston, Robinson.

Goals: Pilkington (13), Roberts (85)
Yellow Card: None
Red Card: None
Possession: 53%
Shots: 12 (5 on target)
Corners: 8

Leeds United
Ankergren, Hughes, Naylor (c), Kisnorbo, Lowry, Howson, Doyle, McSheffery (78, Johnson), Snodgrass, Beckford, Becchio (90, Kandol).
Subs Not Used: Martin, Bromby, Kilkenny, Grella, Gradel.

Goals: Howson (61), Becchio (66)
Yellow Card: Lowry (33), Naylor (54), Becchio (84)
Red Card: None
Possession: 47%
Shots: 8 (4 on target)
Corners: 6

Attendance
21,764

Referee
Mr K Friend (Leicestershire)

Next Match
Southampton (away) Coca-Cola League One Tuesday March 02 2010, 19:45

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This fixture was originally due to be played on Saturday January 9th but the poor weather which hit Hampshire during that weekend brought another away day postponement for the Terriers.

Over 700 tickets were sold for the original fixture, these tickets are valid for the rearranged date. Should you not be able to attend the new fixture the club asks that you contact the club for a full refund of the purchase price paid.

Admission into St Mary's is charged at:

Wheelchair and ambulant disabled cost £22, with carer admitted free of charge.

But with a 462 mile round trip to make for Yorkshire based supporters on a Tuesday night (the fourth longest!), it is unlikely many will see the Terriers first ever match at Southampton's impressive new home.

Visiting supporters to St Mary's Stadium or The Friends Provident St Mary's Stadium" to give it it's full commercial title, are situated in a section of the Northam Stand next to the connection with the Itchen Stand and behind the goal - albeit more to the corner flag side of the behind the goal stand.

Up to 3,200 away supporters are accommodated in the modern 32,689 all-seater stadium, which cost £32 million to construct. It is situated in the Chapel area of the City of Southampton and not as the stadium name would suggest St Mary's.

As with most modern football arena's St Mary's is not just another football stadium, it is used for a variety of events including popular music concerts. It will also host pool games during the IRB Rugby Union World Cup in 2015 which is hosted by England. The hosting of World Cup matches could see the stadium increased in size to between 40,000 and 50,000 with the enhancement expense paid for by the Rugby Football Union.

Post Code: SO14 5FP.

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Tuesday's visit to Southampton's 'New Ground' - St Mary's (or The Friends Provident St Mary's Stadium" to give it it's full commercial title) will be Huddersfield Town's first visit (another to add to the collection Town fans!) since the Saints moved from The Dell in 2001.

Although Southampton was docked 10 points at the start of the season by The Football League they have improved as the season as progressed and are proving to be a quality team. They sit half way just now, but without the points deduction would be on the same points as Town and be a place behind the Terriers.

Of the last 5 matches for the Saints at St Mary's they have won 3, drawn once, and lost the other. Not many Town fans will need reminding of the poor away form this season, which is really preventing the Terriers making a closer move towards the automatic places. Our last five on the road have seen 1 win, 1 draw and 3 defeats. The last away fixture at Carrow Road ended in a disappointing 3-0 loss despite a positive first period showing.

There have not been many fixtures between the two clubs with only 10 matches at Southampton in all competitions. Southampton has won 5 of these matches, Town 2 the other 3 draws. Southampton's 20 home goals is 7 more than Town have scored.

The last league match in Southampton ended in a 2-1 victory for the Terriers in September 1971. The last visit was in a League Cup match. Town had lost the first leg 1-0 at the then McAlpine Stadium, and followed that up with a 4-0 loss at The Dell, a victory inspired by Saints Legend Matthew Le Tissier.

Ironically the only ever match between Saints and Town in January (in 1965) ended with the highest aggregate scoreline of 3-3 at The Dell. So there could just be goals on Tuesday evening at the St Mary's! One thing is for sure Town fans will be treated to one of the best Stadia in League One.

The following statement has been issued by West Yorkshire Police (taken directly from the police website):

Police in Huddersfield are calling on football fans to work with them ahead of the local derby between Leeds United and Huddersfield Town on Saturday.

Officers policing the game want to ensure all enjoy the match and that safety is paramount.

The derby is one of the biggest events of the season in terms of policing operations.

Kirklees Superintendent Mick Wharton says they have considered all the options:

"We have discussed with the club how to manage the end of game at some length over a number of seasons and different approaches have been taken. The over riding consideration in these deliberations is public safety.

"At first glance the solution may appear obvious in that we could hold back the Leeds fans until the majority of home supporters clear the site. This has been seriously considered, but to ensure the Leeds supporters stay in their seats would require a massive stewarding and police operation when these staff are required elsewhere.

"If we try to hold the large numbers of Leeds fans on the stairwell exits we also raise the chances that someone will be seriously injured or worse due to the steep layout of the stand. As our over riding concern is public safety, we cannot consider this option.

"This season we are trying to keep the two main groups apart simply by asking home supporters not to come down the Riverside to the South stand car park as there will be control mechanisms in place.

"Home fans can exit the ground at any time they wish and walk around the Kilner Bank stand or out onto Leeds Road.

"Clearly for those who are parking their vehicles on the South Stand car park there will be some delay, so asking them to consider waiting in their seats rather than elsewhere seems a sensible request. We will, however, be working with stewards to clear the South Stand car park as quickly as possible and let everyone go home safely.

"At the end of the day I am asking for 20 minutes of patience from a relatively small number of people so that everyone can enjoy the match and leave in a controlled manner at the end of the game."

Major roads surrounding the Huddersfield Town football ground will be busy on Saturday as a large number of fans are expected to turn out for the derby game against Leeds United.

The match starts at around 12:30 pm and drivers are being advised to allow extra time for their journeys. Motorists not attending the game are also being advised to avoid the area if possible and use alternative routes.
People leaving their vehicles to attend the game are warned not to leave valuables on show and to park legally. Make sure your vehicle is also locked and secure before leaving them.

TRAVELLING TO THE GAME:

Supporters travelling via the motorway are asked to use Junction 24, following signs for Huddersfield rather than Junction 25.

Motorist should consider alternative routes using Brighouse and the A614 Bradford Road.

Expect delays if travelling to the event via the A62 Leeds Road Corridor.

All routes into Huddersfield could be busy and congested in the lead up to the game. Supporters are therefore asked to ensure they set off in time to get to the event.

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It's one of the biggest Yorkshire Derby matches in many a season tomorrow at the Galpharm Stadium, as Town host promotion rivals United at the Galpharm Stadium in Coca-Cola League One (12:30).

The Terriers who recorded an excellent 2-0 win at Tranmere Rovers on Tuesday evening will be intent on ending a run of three home draws with victory against Simon Grayson's promotion chasers. Town remain the only League One side to be unbeaten at home this season. A win tomorrow would be the third consecutive home victory against our West Yorkshire rivals.

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Huddersfield Town win (home): 7/5
Leeds United win (away): 17/10
Draw: 23/10
Top Tip: 2-1 Town win: 9/1

Huddersfield Town win (home): 7/4
Leeds United win (away): 6/4
Draw: 12/5
Top Tip: 2-1 Town win: 10/1

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Tranmere Rovers
Daniels, O'Neill, Broomes, Goodison, Bakayogo, McLarne, Welsh (58, Shuker), Edds (46, Barnett), Curran, Sordell (75, Gornell), Thomas-Moore (c).
Subs Not Used: Collister, Cresswell, Mahon, McCready.

Goals: None
Yellow Card: None
Red Card: None
Possession: 48%
Shots: 9 (7 on target)
Corners: 7

Huddersfield Town
Smithies, Peltier, Peter Clarke (c), Trotman, Heffernan, Roberts, Drinkwater, Kay, Pilkington, Novak, Rhodes.
Subs Not Used: Eastwood, Nathan Clarke, Pearce, Tom Clarke, Collins, Eccleston, Robinson.

Goals: Novak (8) & (48)
Yellow Card: None
Red Card: None
Possession: 52%
Shots: 10 (8 on target)
Corners: 6

Attendance
5,793

Referee
Mr A Penn (West Midlands)

Next Match
Leeds United (home) Coca-Cola League One Saturday February 27 2010, 12:30

We will be making the relatively short journey to Prenton Park tomorrow evening for the third Tuesday night away match on the bounce. At just shy of 70 miles it is shorter than the two already made (Brighton, Carlisle) and considerably closer than the near 470 miles round trip next Tuesday evening to Southampton.

Town will be travelling to Tranmere full of confidence for building on their rapidly improving away record. Town have won three of their last four away from the Galpharm Stadium and unbeaten in the League in nine matches - since the mid-December 3-0 loss at Carrow Road.

Historically Prenton Park as not been a happy hunting ground for many Town sides. On the Wirral the record is shocking with 14 defeats from the last 21 matches. The last league win was in September 1998 when Marcus Stewart and a brace from Wayne Alison (who is now on the coaching staff at Prenton Park) handed the Terriers a slender 3-2 victory.

Relegation threatened Rovers moved well away from the relegation zone with victory at home on Saturday. The 2-1 victory for Les Parry's side saw them mount a genuine survival bid with seven points from the last three matches. Like Town, Rovers are on somewhat of a mini unbeaten run, they are unbeaten in the last three matches. As proven at the Galpharm Stadium, Tranmere will be a difficult opposition for Lee Clark's side. However Clark's side are one of the overall form team's at the moment and three wins from the last six away from home, put the Terriers recent away form in second place.

Last time at Prenton Park, Town fell to a 3-1 loss in March last year. That is an all too familiar feeling - defeat at Tranmere! But the confidence is building and this Town side is a resilient beast one that takes advisory to it's max to overcome it. The confidence is building with the unbeaten run and clean sheets and Saturday's 2-0 win at Hartlepool United saw Clark's side re-enter the play-off places.

Indeed if Town need anymore encouragement they need only look at last Tuesday's victory at Carlisle United. They showed they can come through difficult away tests with victory and the 2-1 victory was the first at Brunton Park since October 1984!

More of the same?! We think so, or should that be hope so? So the site is going for a 'TopTip' of a 2-1 victory for Huddersfield Town tomorrow evening. But Clark's side will need to be at their very best, because despite being in the bottom half for much of the season Tranmere have proved they are no pushovers and the deservedly took a point from a six goal match at the Galpharm Stadium in December.

Not many teams have taken much away from Huddersfield this season, and a point and three goals was excellent value for the then struggling Tranmere. So be an interesting one and with an away end that can accommodate around 2,500 travelling supporters it is hoped many fans will choose to make the trip to the Wirral. It is pay at the turnstile tomorrow evening, unless you want a Young Person's (17-22) or Seniors (over 60) discount ticket, for which a ticket is required - get these now from the Town ticket office.

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Huddersfield Town win (away): 5/4
Tranmere Rovers win (home): 11/8
Draw: 23/10
Top Tip: 2-1 Town win: 8/1

Huddersfield Town win (away): 11/8
Tranmere Rovers win (home): 2/1
Draw: 12/5
Top Tip: 2-1 Town win: 'Not yet available'

Disabled £5 - carer admitted free of charge.

Adults and under 16s it is pay at the turnstile for the match designated by the home side as 'Category B'.

The 16,567 seat capacity Prenton Park was opened in 1912 and home to Rovers ever since. It under went renovations during 1994 and 1995 when three stands were replaced - only the Main Stand remains as is since it was opened in 1968, although this too like the rest of the stadium is fully seated.

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Hartlepool United
Flinders, Austin, Collins (c), Hartley, Liddle, Jone, Monkhouse, Sweeney (83, Bjornsson), Gamble, Behan (54, Larkin), Boyd (70, Brown).
Subs Not Used: Cook, Clark, Humphreys, McSweeney.

Goals: None
Yellow Card: Liddle (2), Monkhouse (17), Gamble (75)
Red Card: None
Possession: 52%
Shots: 11 (3 on target)
Corners: 5

Huddersfield Town
Smithies, Peltier (21, Tom Clarke), Peter Clarke (c), Trotman, Heffernan, Roberts (78, Eccleston), Drinkwater, Kay, Pilkington, Novak, Rhodes.
Subs Not Used: Eastwood, Nathan Clarke, Pearce, Collins, Robinson.

Goals: Roberts (17 pen), Trotman (66)
Yellow Card: Heffernan (32), Tom Clarke (45)
Red Card: None
Possession: 58%
Shots: 12 (4 on target)
Corners: 6

Attendance
4,452

Referee
Mr A Taylor (Cheshire)

Next Match
Tranmere Rovers (away) Coca-Cola League One Tuesday February 23 2010, 19:45

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The Terriers month of Tuesday night matches continues right through February with the visit to Tranmere Rovers Prenton Park one of the closest journeys. After midweek trips to Brighton and Carlisle United (February 16th) the Terriers face a trip to the Wirral to face relegation threatened Tranmere who took a credible point in a six goals encounter at the Galpharm Stadium in December.

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The cold winter weather is expected to return to the North East overnight and during the next 24 hours bringing freezing conditions and snow is expected. Should the inclement weather be so bad the League One fixture may have to be postponed. However, officials have advised that the Victoria Park pitch will be covered overnight and have asked local supporters to help them remove the cover in preparation for the fixture.

Should the game be cancelled it will be yet another of Town's away fixtures to fall foul of the weather this winter, but United is doing everything to ensure that their home fixture with Town goes ahead.

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Huddersfield Town win (away): 13/10
Hartlepool United win (home): 15/8
Draw: 23/10
Top Tip: 1-0 Town win: 6/1

Huddersfield Town win (away): 11/8
Hartlepool United win (home): 15/8
Draw: 12/5
Top Tip: 1-0 Town win: 15/2

The Terriers have lost 3 of their last four matches at Victoria Park indeed, the last three matches have gone the way of the home side. The last Town success was a 1-0 Friday night win in March 2005.

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Tasser Hassan has being reward for a number of decent performances in the juniors and reserve side with a short term deal from the club. Lee Clark has offered the Kent born 18 year old a deal until the end of the current season.

Carlisle United
Collin, Keogh, Livesey, Harte, Murphy, Hurst (62, Marshall), Clayton, Thirwell (c) (62, Taiwo), Robson, Duffy, Dobbie (57, Anyinsah).
Subs Not Used: Pidgeley, Horwood, Bridge-Wilkinson, Kane.

Goals: Anyinsah (90)
Yellow Card: Murphy (82)
Red Card: None
Possession: 42%
Shots: 12 (4 on target)
Corners: 5

Huddersfield Town
Smithies, Peltier, Peter Clarke (c), Trotman, Heffernan, Roberts (87, Eccleston), Drinkwater, Kay, Pilkington, Novak, Rhodes.
Subs Not Used: Eastwood, Nathan Clarke, Pearce, Tom Clarke, Collins, Robinson.

Goals: Novak (6), Rhodes (56)
Yellow Card: Drinkwater (45), Heffernan (64), Pilkington (82)
Red Card: None
Possession: 58%
Shots: 12 (4 on target)
Corners: 9

Attendance
5,236

Referee
Mr K Evans (Lancashire)

Next Match
Hartlepool United (away) Coca-Cola League One Saturday February 20 2010, 15:00

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The Terriers have SOLD OUT of all 967 tickets allocated for this Saturday's relatively short trip to Victoria Park for the latest round of League One fixtures, this time against Hartlepool United.

The 7,691 mixed (seating and standing) capacity Victoria Park as been in operation since 1886, but over that time development naturally as taken place with the North Eastern club looking to make further investment in the home of the Monkey Hangers. Away fans are housed in the Rink End at the stadium the only area to suffer from supporting pillar restricted access.

Hartlepool still allow home fans to stand. The paddock in the Millhouse Stand (to the right of the away supporters) is terracing, whilst the end opposite the away stand - The Town End - is standing. They do however have plans to redevelop the Rink End and move away supporters into The Town End.

Post Code: TS24 8BZ

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The Terriers second string followed up on the first team's excellent victory at Carlisle United on Tuesday evening by beating Rotherham United 6-0 at AFC Emley's Welfare Ground.

The team containing a number of players with first team experience was helped to an empathetic 6-0 scoreline thanks largely to an hat-trick from Robbie Simpson. Town featuring trialist Taser Hassan went 4-0 up before the break. Hassan gave Paul Stephemson's the lead on five minutes, before goals from James Spencer, James Berrett and Simpson's first.

Two further Simpson goals in the second period his third and Town's sixth of the afternoon came on the stroke of full time. Even after this and with little time remaining Berrett almost grabbed his second and a seventh for the Terriers but saw his excellent effort smash against the Millers crossbar.

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Two Academy products returned to the Galpharm Stadium following the completion of their respective loans away from the club on Monday. They are James Spencer and Spencer Harris.

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Huddersfield Town FC yesterday announced the creation of a new off-field department to be called the "Partnership Department". The Business Development Manager position vacated by Sean Jarvis' appointment has Commercial Director as been filled by Mark Davies. Davies will be joined in the new department by current Corporate Relations Executive (formally Affinity) Cammie Batton.

The department will be to manage the Terriers increasing number of commercial activities with Davies tasked to perform a full audit on the current activities of the club.

Huddersfield Town win (away): 7/4
Carlisle United win (home): 6/4
Draw: 23/10
Top Tip: 1-1 Draw: 6/1

Huddersfield Town win (away): 7/4
Carlisle United win (home): 6/4
Draw: 12/5
Top Tip: 1-1 Draw: 6/1

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Huddersfield Town
Smithies, Heffernan, Peter Clarke (c), Trotman, Peltier, Roberts, Kay, Collins, Pilkington, Novak, Rhodes (78, Robinson)
Subs Not Used: Eastwood, Tom Clarke, Pearce, Drinkwater, Simpson, Eccleston.

Goals: Peter Clarke (8), Kay (50)
Yellow Card: None
Red Card: None
Possession: 56%
Shots: 16 (9 on target)
Corners: 18

Swindon Town
Lucas, Amankwaah, Greer, Cuthbert, Jean-Francios, McGovern, Douglas, Ferry (75, Easton), Ward, Austin (62, Pericard), Paynter.
Subs Not Used: Smith, Morrison, Marshall, Ritchie, Timlin.

Goals: Austin (10), Ward (27)
Yellow Card: Amankwaah (39)
Red Card: None
Possession: 44%
Shots: 5 (4 on target)
Corners: 3

Attendance
14,610

Referee
Mr S Rushton (Staffordshire)

Next Match
Carlisle United (away) Coca-Cola League One Tuesday February 16 2010, 19:45

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This Tuesday the Terriers travel to Cumbria for the match with Carlisle United rearranged from Boxing Day as the Brunton Park pitch fell foul of the inclement weather. Supporters are advised that match tickets they purchased for the original fixture are valid for the rearrangement and should you not be able to attend the fixture, to contact the club for a refund.

Admission to the match are as follows:

Away supporters are housed in the 'away section' (usually blocks 1 & 2) of the The Storey Home Stand (north end) which is the East Stand at Brunton Park.

Supporters can contact the Galpharm Box Office on 08704 44 45 52 for further ticket information and purchase.

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The Terriers month of Tuesday night matches continues right through February with the visit to Tranmere Rovers Prenton Park one of the closest journeys. After midweek trips to Brighton and Carlisle United (February 16th) the Terriers face a trip to the Wirral to face relegation threatened Tranmere who took a credible point in a six goals encounter at the Galpharm Stadium in December.

The 16,567 seat capacity Prenton Park was opened in 1912 and home to Rovers ever since. It under went renovations during 1994 and 1995 when three stands were replaced - only the Main Stand remains as is since it was opened in 1968, although this too like the rest of the stadium is fully seated.

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Town will be looking to get back to winning ways and maintain their unbeaten home league form as they welcome Swindon Town to the Galpharm Stadium tomorrow afternoon. Form team Swindon will travel north full of confidence and a win for Danny Wilson's side would strengthen the Robins automatic promotion hopes and give the Wiltshire side a 'double' over Lee Clark's Huddersfield Town side.

Understanding the importance the Terriers management want as many people as possible to get to the Stadium tomorrow to back the Club and take a vital three points in an attempt to regain a play-off place.

As always, thisisthebarmyarmy.co.uk will be there bringing live goal alerts via our Twitter service.

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In contrast Swindon Town scored four goals on Tuesday night, as Danny Wilson's side continue to impress. In their six league matches since the beginning of 2010 they have won 4 and drawn twice. Scoring 14 goals and conceeding 6. Wilson's side last tasted league defeat on December 12 when they lost 3-0 at West Country rivals Bristol Rovers. The Robins have only lost four times (3 on the road) and defeated Town 2-1 at the County Ground in November - a match which saw Lee Novak equalise with a stunning strike.

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The Terriers handed out a first home league defeat of the season to Leeds United in the totesport.com League with a 2-0 victory at Elland Road. Goals from Aiden Chippendale and Chris Atkinson gave Paul Stephenson's side all three points against the home side who had goalkeeper Alan Martin sent off just before the interval.

Theo Robinson also had a goal offside, and tormented the United defence all evening and on another night could have scored a couple.

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Brighton
Kuipers, Calderon, Virgo, Elphick, Painter, Carole (70, Dicker), Crofts, Navarro, Bennett, Dickinson (65, Murray), Holdroyd.
Subs Not Used: Brezovan, Cox, Tunnicliffe, Hart, Hoyte.

Goals: None
Yellow Card: None
Red Card: None
Possession: 51%
Shots: 13 (5 on target)
Corners: 9

Huddersfield Town
Smithies, Peltier, Peter Clarke (c), Trotman, Williams, Drinkwater, Collins (71, Tom Clarke), Kay, Pilkington, Eccleston (62 Novak), Simpson (62, Rhodes).
Subs Not Used: Eastwood, Nathan Clarke, Pearce, Roberts.

Goals: None
Yellow Card: None
Red Card: None
Possession: 49%
Shots: 6 (3 on target)
Corners: 5

Attendance
4,711

Referee
Mr S Bratt (West Midlands)

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Swindon Town (home) Coca-Cola League One Saturday February 13 2010, 15:00

We are making the long trip to the South coast tomorrow as Town visit the Withdean Stadium via our official Twitter page. A repeat of the scoreline when Brighton visited Huddersfield would be ideal. On that night the Terriers ran out comprehensive 7-1 winners.

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The first to the north of the off the A23/A27 (the main London Road) is the Mill Road Park & Ride. It is expected the majority of Terriers travelling for Tuesday night's fixture will use this one, as it is off the M23 approach road to Brighton. The second is to the south-east of the stadium - Mithras House Park & Ride. This is off the main A270 (Lewes Road).

On entrance to the Park & Ride stewards will require the voucher slip from all car occupants and will direct you where to park. The facility is open from 18:00 hours. Park & Ride Buses operate from 18:00 hours and for 30 minutes following the conclusion of the match. All cars must be removed from the Park & Ride two hours after the match.

A return travel voucher is printed on the matchday ticket. Park & Ride buses are available after the match on London Road which will take you back to the Park & Ride facility you parked your vehicle in.

For public transport, you must buy a ticket to the free travel area for both methods of travel. On production of the relevant travel voucher for transportation to Preston Park. For more details on buses contact 01424 433711 and for trains 08457 484950.

More information is contained within the "The way to Withdean" leaflet that is presented with your matchday ticket purchase and on the back of the ticket.

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Huddersfield Town
Smithies, Heffernan (75, Williams), Peter Clarke (c), Trotman, Peltier, Roberts, Kay, Tom Clarke (46, Drinkwater), Pilkington, Eccleston, Rhodes (63, Simpson).
Subs Not Used: Eastwood, Nathan Clarke, Pearce, Novak.

Goals: Pilkington (50)
Yellow Card: Kay (25), Eccleston (73), Peter Clarke (90)
Red Card: None
Possession: 49%
Shots: 12 (5 on target)
Corners: 6

Carlisle United
Collin, Keogh, Livesey, Harte (46, Murphy), Horwood, Hurst (61, Dobie), Clayton, Thirlwell (c), Robson, Duffy, Kavanagh (61, Marshall).
Subs Not Used: Madine, Pidgeley, Bridge-Wilkinson, Taiwo.

Goals: Marshall (83)
Yellow Card: None
Red Card: None
Possession: 51%
Shots: 14 (4 on target)
Corners: 9

Attendance
14,132

Referee
Mr D Phillips (West Midlands)

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Brighton & Hove Albion (away) Coca-Cola League One Tuesday February 09 2010, 19:45

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It is all ticket for travelling Town fans with the cost of admission as follows:

Adults: £20
Under 21: £16
Seniors: £14
Under 16: £13
Accompanied Under 10: £1

Wheelchair users are kindly asked to contact Brighton directly on 0845 496 1901.

The Withdean Stadium is a temporary stadium for the football club with Albion attempting to build a new stadium since they sold their former Goldstone Ground home in 1997. Once voted amongst the worst in England, the predominately athletics stadium as an 8,850 seating capacity with away supporters designated the West Stand. Such was the plight of Brighton for two years following the sale of the Goldstone they had to ground share with Kent rivals Gillingham prior to moving back to the Sussex Coast in 1999.

The club as received planning permission so hopefully for the club, and it's supporters they can commence the building of their new permanent home on the outskirts of the popular coastal resort.

The West Stand at the Withdean is perhaps one of the worst in the country for visiting supporters. Nothing more than a uncovered makeshift seating area for 900 supporters. But the friendly nature of the Brighton stewards help to make the bleak nature of the stadium a little more hospitable. The stand is set into a banking, separated from many other parts of the ground and a long way from the playing surface, given this is an athletics stadium by primary use.

Think Rotherham United, think the Don Valley Stadium, but much worse.

However, on a cold Tuesday February evening, 500 miles from home it could be a very difficult evening for Town fans if Town's recent Tuesday night performances are anything to go by.

Post Code: BN1 5JD (this is for the Withdean Stadium, the Brighton club has a separate contact post code).

The area around the Withdean Stadium operates a Free Park & Ride facility with matchday tickets on production of the travel ticket on the right of the ticket. The council and club operates a strict free travel zone and supporters are advised to use one of two free park and ride facilities - the stadium complex is situated in both the Free Train and Free Bus Travel Zones.

The first to the north of the off the A23/A27 (the main London Road) is the Mill Road Park & Ride. It is expected the majority of Terriers travelling for Tuesday night's fixture will use this one, as it is off the M23 approach road to Brighton. The second is to the south-east of the stadium - Mithras House Park & Ride. This is off the main A270 (Lewes Road).

On entrance to the Park & Ride stewards will require the voucher slip from all car occupants and will direct you where to park. The facility is open from 18:00 hours. Park & Ride Buses operate from 18:00 hours and for 30 minutes following the conclusion of the match. All cars must be removed from the Park & Ride two hours after the match.

A return travel voucher is printed on the matchday ticket. Park & Ride buses are available after the match on London Road which will take you back to the Park & Ride facility you parked your vehicle in.

For public transport, you must buy a ticket to the free travel area for both methods of travel. On production of the relevant travel voucher for transportation to Preston Park. For more details on buses contact 01424 433711 and for trains 08457 484950.

More information is contained within the "The way to Withdean" leaflet that is presented with your matchday ticket purchase and on the back of the ticket.

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A week Tuesday the Terriers travel to Cumbria for the match with Carlisle United rearranged from Boxing Day as the Brunton Park pitch fell foul of the inclement weather. Supporters are advised that match tickets they purchased for the original fixture are valid for the rearrangement and should you not be able to attend the fixture, to contact the club for a refund.

Should you wish to attend the match at Carlisle United a week after the long midweek trip to Brighton, tickets can be bought from the Galpharm Stadium Box Office.

Admission to the match are as follows:

Away supporters are housed in the 'away section' (usually blocks 1 & 2) of the The Storey Home Stand (north end) which is the East Stand at Brunton Park.

Supporters can contact the Galpharm Box Office on 08704 44 45 52 for further ticket information and purchase.

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Follow the Terriers this afternoon via our official Twitter page. Carlisle United are the latest visitors to the Galpharm Stadium attempting to end Town's beaten home League run.

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Yeovil Town
McCarthy, Alcock, Stam, Caulker, Jones, Mason (77, Welsh), Kalala, MacDonald, Tudur Jones, Williams, Bowditch (69, Tomlin).
Subs Not Used: Smith, Roberts, Murtagh, Murray, Forbes.

Goals: None
Yellow Card: Williams (71), Kalala (88)
Red Card: None
Possession: 40%
Shots: 8 (3 on target)
Corners: 2

Huddersfield Town
Smithies, Peltier, Heffernan, Peter Clarke (c), Trotman, Roberts (84, Simpson), Kay, Tom Clarke, Drinkwater (69, Berrett), Eccleston (66, Novak), Rhodes.
Subs Not Used: Eastwood, Nathan Clarke, Pearce, Williams.

Goals: Eccleston (23)
Yellow Card: Trotman (47), Roberts (78)
Red Card: None
Possession: 60%
Shots: 5 (2 on target)
Corners: 3

Attendance
4,110

Referee
Mr G Ward (Surrey)

Next Match
Carlisle United (home) Coca-Cola League One Saturday February 06 2010, 15:00

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The Terriers also offered a tial to 18 year old Taser Hassan who lasted 65 minutes of the contest.

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The Central Coast Mariners have today agreed to release left fullback Dean Heffernan to English League One side Huddersfield for the remainder of the 2009/10 season.

"Whilst wishing Dean all the best, we are now fully focused on the immediate goal of qualifying for the Hyundai A-League finals series," said Mariners Executive Chairman Lyall Gorman.

Heffernan became the 13th player to represent the Mariners after coming on as a substitute in the club's second ever competitive match, a 4-nil victory over Adelaide United in the 2005 Club World Championship.

The 29-year-old went on to play 83 competitive matches for the club, 65 of those in the Hyundai A-League, scoring 10 goals.

Dean was born on May 19, 1980 and will wear the number 13 shirt at the Galpharm Stadium. He becomes only the second Australian born player to play for Huddersfield Town. Scott McDonald featured on loan for Town a few seasons ago.

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Liverpool reserve striker Nathan Eccleston joined Huddersfield Town during the past week initially until the beginning of March but that was extended until the end of the season. The former Academy starlet, who has recently signed a new deal with the Anfield club has featured twice in the Reds first team.

He comes to Town with the club recommended to him by fellow Red Martin Kelly who enjoyed a successful loan spell at the Galpharm Stadium last season. At just 19 he is young and ambitious with some Liverpool fans wanting him tried in their first team more often.

He will wear the number 36 shirt during his time with Huddersfield Town.

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The Terriers make a long midweek trip to the South Coast to face Brighton and Hove Albion (rearranged from January 23rd due to Albion's continuation in the FA Cup). A 500-miles round trip to the Withdean Stadium is never the easiest, a Tuesday night arrangement for the majority of Terriers will prove almost impossible.

It is all ticket for travelling Town fans with the cost of admission as follows:

Adults: £20
Under 21: £16
Seniors: £14
Under 16: £13
Accompanied Under 10: £1

Wheelchair users are kindly asked to contact Brighton directly on 0845 496 1901.

The Withdean Stadium is a temporary stadium for the football club with Albion attempting to build a new stadium since they sold their former Goldstone Ground home in 1997. Once voted amongst the worst in England, the predominately athletics stadium as an 8,850 seating capacity with away supporters designated the West Stand. Such was the plight of Brighton for two years following the sale of the Goldstone they had to ground share with Kent rivals Gillingham prior to moving back to the Sussex Coast in 1999.

The club as received planning permission so hopefully for the club, and it's supporters they can commence the building of their new permanent home on the outskirts of the popular coastal resort.

The West Stand at the Withdean is perhaps one of the worst in the country for visiting supporters. Nothing more than a uncovered makeshift seating area for 900 supporters. But the friendly nature of the Brighton stewards help to make the bleak nature of the stadium a little more hospitable. The stand is set into a banking, separated from many other parts of the ground and a long way from the playing surface, given this is an athletics stadium by primary use.

Think Rotherham United, think the Don Valley Stadium, but much worse.

However, on a cold Tuesday February evening, 500 miles from home it could be a very difficult evening for Town fans if Town's recent Tuesday night performances are anything to go by.

Post Code: BN1 5JD (this is for the Withdean Stadium, the Brighton club has a separate contact post code).

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Town travel the relatively short distance to the North East to face Hartlepool United on February 20th which is one of seven in a action packed month for the Terriers. Town have been allocated 964 tickets for the 15:00 kick off fixture at Victoria Park.

Admission is as follows:

Wheelchair and ambulant disabled cost £20, with carer admitted free of charge. Please note ID is required at the stadium for admission.

The 7,691 mixed (seating and standing) capacity Victoria Park as been in operation since 1886, but over that time development naturally as taken place with the North Eastern club looking to make further investment in the home of the Monkey Hangers. Away fans are housed in the Rink End at the stadium the only area to suffer from supporting pillar restricted access.

Hartlepool still allow home fans to stand. The paddock in the Millhouse Stand (to the right of the away supporters) is terracing, whilst the end opposite the away stand - The Town End - is standing. They do however have plans to redevelop the Rink End and move away supporters into The Town End.

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