Birmingham City 0 Huddersfield Town 3 - Terriers player ratings
Here’s how we rated the individual performances.
Jonas Lossl – not that much to do. 6
Demeaco Duhaney – filled in well in Huddersfield’s problem position. 6
Richard Stearman – relished the challenge of facing two top Championship strikers, and a reassuringly noisy presence. 7
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Hide AdChristopher Schindler – he and Stearman struggled a bit with first-half crosses, but got over it in the second. 6
Harry Toffolo – two brilliant deliveries. 7
Jonathan Hogg – solid in midfield. 6
Lewis O’Brien – a very reliable presence this season. 6
Elias Kachunga – energetic display down the right capped with a goal. 7
Emile Smith Rowe – linked brilliantly with Grant at times. 7
Karlan Grant – scored and missed a penalty but his all-round play was good on his return to the left. 7
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Hide AdFraizer Campbell – marked his 300th appearance with a nerve-settling goal. 7
Substitutes:
Steve Mounie (for Campbell, 60) – a towering header to create Kachunga’s goal. 7
Alex Pritchard (for Smith Rowe, 70) – unable to beat Camp when played through late on. 6
Andy King (for Grant, 70) – saw the job out. 6
Colin Quaner (for Kachunga, 83) – N/A
Trevoh Chalobah (for Duhaney, 83) – N/A
Not used: Willock, Coleman,, Stankovic, Daly.
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