Huddersfield vs Bradford Predictions, Betting Tips and Match Previews

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Huddersfield

Bradford

Huddersfield to Win

Reason for tip

Huddersfield Town look the stronger option when they host Bradford City in this West Yorkshire derby in League One. Huddersfield’s attacking output at home has been a major strength, with 27 goals scored in 13 league games, comfortably over two per match. They are also the division’s top scorers overall, which underlines their threat. Add in a six game unbeaten run at home and this looks a good opportunity for the hosts to overcome a Bradford side who have shown defensive cracks recently.

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Huddersfield 2-1

Reason for tip

A narrow home win makes sense in the correct score market. Huddersfield’s games regularly feature goals at both ends, with both teams scoring in 17 of their 27 League One matches this season. Bradford have also struggled to keep things tight, failing to record a clean sheet in five of their last six league outings. Despite their higher league position, Bradford tend to stay competitive, but three of their five defeats this season have finished 2-1. With Huddersfield’s firepower likely to tell late on, a 2-1 home success looks the best fit.

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Huddersfield can land derby spoils against Bradford

Huddersfield look the best bet when they host Bradford in a West Yorkshire derby on Saturday. Lee Grant’s side have been impressive in front of goal at home this season, scoring 27 goals in 13 League One games – an average of just over two goals per game.

Bradford, who are three places and seven points above Huddersfield in the table, have won more games than they have lost this season, as have the hosts. Bradford are third with 13 wins and five defeats, while Huddersfield sit sixth with 11 victories and ten losses.

The hosts have been prolific in front of goal this term. No team has scored more League One goals this season than Huddersfield’s 46 in 27 games.

The hosts are in good form at home, Huddersfield having gone six games since their last defeat in League One.

The visitors have shown defensive frailties in recent games, failing to keep a clean sheet in five of their last six League One outings. They are now on a run of three away days without recording a shutout.

Both teams have scored in 17 of Huddersfield’s 27 League One games this season, and a 2-1 win for the hosts is the correct-score pick. Three of Bradford’s five defeats in the league this season have been by a 2-1 scoreline.