Huddersfield Town make the trip to New York Stadium to take on Rotherham United this Saturday in the Championship. Both sides sit in the relegation zone in desperate need of a big three points this weekend.
Rotherham currently sit bottom of the Championship table after 37 games. The Millers have three wins, ten draws and 24 losses, leaving them on 19 points, 19 points from fellow relegation zone clubs Sheffield Wednesday and Huddersfield.
In their last five games in all competitions, Rotherham have five losses.
Despite the second minute goal from Tom Eaves, a brace from Wes Burns and a goal from Kieffer Moore gave Ipswich the 3 - 1 lead at halftime. A goal from Hakeem Odoffin and a 94th minute penalty from Cafu drew Rotherham level but a 95th minute goal from Omari Hutchinson gave Ipswich the 4 - 3 win. Eaves gave Rotherham another early lead against QPR but second half goals from Paul Smyth and Chris Willock gave QPR the 2 - 1 win.
Ike Ugbo scored the only goal of the game in the 66th minute to give Sheffield Wednesday the 1 - 0 win over a Rotherham side that could only manage one shot on target. A first half hat-trick from Ellis Simms and goals from Joel Latibeaudiere and Fabio Tavares gave Coventry the dominant 5 - 0 win over Rotherham, who yet again only had one shot on target.
The last time out for Rotherham was against Norwich. A brace from Gabriel Sara and goals from Jacob Sorensen, Borja Sainz and Josh Sargent handed Rotherham another 5 - 0 loss.
Huddersfield sit just above Rotherham in 22nd in the Championship. In 37 games, The Terriers have eight wins, 14 draws and 15 losses which leaves them on 38 points, one point from Birmingham who have a game in hand.
In their last five games in all competitions, Huddersfield have one win, one draw and three losses.
Jacob Greaves opened the scoring for Hull City in the seventh minute but Jack Rudoni equalised for The Terriers in the 92nd minute. However, this wasn’t enough as another goal from Greaves, this time in the 94th minute gave Hull the 2 - 1 win. Huddersfield bounced back against Watford. Emmanuel Dennis gave The Hornets the lead but a late brace from Danny Ward secured the 2 - 1 win for Huddersfield.
Michal Helik gave Huddersfield the lead in the added time of the first half, but also before the whistle, Huddersfield were down to ten men with Jonathan Hogg sent off. Patrick Bamford then found the back of the net in the second half to rescue a 1 - 1 draw for Leeds. Famara Diedhiou’s goal in the 30th minute was enough to give Cardiff the 1 - 0 win over Huddersfield, who had just two shots on target.
The most recent outing for Huddersfield was against West Brom. Despite taking the lead through Delano Burgzorg, the second half saw a brace from Michael Johnston and goals from Kyle Bartley and Okay Yokuslu to give West Brom the 4 - 1 win.
Rotherham and Huddersfield have met 61 times in their histories, with the first meeting coming back in 1952. Huddersfield have the better record in the fixture with 31 wins in comparison to Rotherham’s 12 wins. In fact a draw is more common than a Rotherham win, happening on 18 occasions.