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Meanwhile, United boss Jose Mourinho has made two alterations to the team that featured in their last league outing, with Matteo Darmian and Henrikh Mkhitaryan making way for Jesse Lingard and Juan Mata.
 
David Wagner has decided to make three changes to the Huddersfield side that started the defeat against Swansea, with Chris Lowe, Daniel Williams and Aaron Mooy coming into the starting line-up to replace Scott Malone, Philip Billing and Rajiv van La Parra, respectively.
 
Manchester United substitutes: Romero, Lindelof, Darmian, Blind, McTominay, Mkhitaryan, Rashford.
Manchester United XI (4-2-3-1): De Gea; Valencia, Smalling, Jones, Young; Herrera, Matic; Lingard, Mata, Martial; Lukaku.
 
Huddersfield Town substitutes: Coleman, Hadergjonaj, Cranie, Malone, Sabiri, Van La Parra, Mounie.
Huddersfield Town XI (4-2-3-1): Lossl; Smith, Jorgensen, Schindler, Lowe; Hogg, Williams; Ince, Mooy, Kachunga; Depoitre.
 
There’s just under 15 minutes left to go until kick-off, so let’s have a look at how the two teams will be lining up this afternoon…
Today’s meeting marks the first time the two sides have played against one another since March 1972, when United won 2-0 in what would prove to be Huddersfield’s last season in the top flight until now. It’s now over 65 years since the Terriers last enjoyed a victory against the Red Devils, with that win coming just a month after Queen Elizabeth II ascended to the throne.
 
United firmly shut up shop in last weekend’s clash with Liverpool, but they’re unlikely to approach today’s game in a similar way. With a well-earned point from Anfield under their belts, the Red Devils now have a great chance of returning to winning ways against their opponents today. Romelu Lukaku was criticised by some for his performance last time out, and he’ll be aiming to bounce back here this afternoon as he searches for an eighth league goal of the season.
 
A six-game winless run in the Premier League has left Huddersfield just three points clear of the relegation zone and with Liverpool to play after this afternoon’s tough contest. The injury suffered to striker Steve Mounie, who is only fit enough for the substitutes’ bench today, has hit David Wagner’s men particularly hard, as over their last seven outings they’ve managed to find the back of the net just once.
 
Huddersfield enjoyed an excellent start to life back in the top tier thanks to two wins a draw from their opening three games, but it’s been a tough couple of months for the Terriers, who now find themselves in the wrong half of the table after a disappointing run of form. A thumping at the hands of Tottenham Hotspur wasn’t too surprising but last weekend’s poor defeat away to Swansea City was a worrying result for the newly promoted side.
 
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