Tranmere Rovers v Huddersfield Town Preview
By Deadly Submarine
April 1 2006
All the News and Stats ahead of Rovers Friday Night home game against Huddersfield Town in Coca-Cola League One. Tranmere will be looking to end a run of four consecutive goalless draws that has seen them drawn closer to the relegation zone again after a good Christmas had seen them climb away.
TOTAL TRANMERE Match Preview Friday February 3rd 2006 Kick-Off 7.45pm Coca-Cola League One at Prenton Park By Deadly Submarine Following the visit of the then League leaders Southend United to Prenton Park a fortnight ago, Rovers now face another difficult task in front of their own fans as the third placed Yorkshiremen of Huddersfield Town come to Prenton Park for the latest Friday Night Football encounter. Rovers will be seeking revenge for a heartbreaking and somewhat fortunate late win for the Terriers when the two sides met at the Galpharm Stadium back in September. On that occasion a Schofield goal three minutes from time handed the home side all three points in a game where a draw would probably have been the fairest result. Tranmere are unbeaten in their last nine matches but only three of them have been wins with all of the other six ending as goalless draws including the last four matches. In their last nine games away from home, Rovers have lost just twice which includes the contraversial FA Cup defeat at Bradford in November. The Terriers have inconsistent form of late away from home but two of their recent defeats on their travels included an FA Cup third round defeat at Premiership Champions Chelsea and also a defeat at high-flying Brentford. Their last away win in the league was at Yeovil back on November 12th. However with the goalscoring antics of Pawel Abbott, Andy Booth and Danny Schofield, the Terriers, managed by Peter Jackson are a good side in League One and Rovers will have their work cut out to get all three points. MATCH PREDICTION: Tranmere Rovers 1 0 Huddersfield Town Tranmere Rovers: Tranmere are without goalkeeper John Achterberg (groin) and new loan signing David Raven (ligament strain) but otherwise have a clean bill of health as Carl Tremarco returns from a broken wrist. Huddersfield Town: The Terriers have Andy Booth available again and therefore have a full squad to choose from for the visit to Prenton Park. Tranmere Rovers: Last Six Games - WWDDDD Huddersfield Town: Last Six Away - LDDLDL Last Six Games - DLDWLW Tranmere Rovers: Chris Greenacre 14 Goals Huddersfield Town: Pawel Abbott 13 Goals This Season:


Match Referee Howard Webb (Yorkshire) Last Six At Home - LLWWDD

27th September 2005 Coca-Cola League One Galpharm Stadium
Huddersfield Town 1 0 Tranmere Rovers
Schofield 87
Abbott missed pen 28
Attendance: 10,640
Referee: Paul Robinson (Yorkshire)
Past Meetings Last Season:
19th October 2004 Coca-Cola League One Galpharm Stadium
Huddersfield Town 1 0 Tranmere Rovers
Abbott 33 Whitmore 15
Whitmore 61
Dagnall 65
Attendance: 10,324
Referee: Steve Tanner (Somerset)
22nd February 2005 Coca-Cola League One Prenton Park
Tranmere Rovers 3 0 Huddersfield Town
Dadi 16
Hume 24
Roberts 90
Attendance: 7,613
Referee: Mike Pike (Cumbria)

All Matches: At Prenton Park:
Matches Played = 34 Matches Played = 17
Tranmere Wins = 15 Tranmere Wins = 11
Huddersfield Wins = 12 Huddersfield Wins = 3
Matches Drawn = 7 Matches Drawn = 3
Tranmere Goals = 40 Tranmere Goals = 29
Huddersfield Goals = 32 Huddersfield Goals = 13

