Harry Kane double leads Tottenham to emphatic win at Huddersfield

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Full time: Huddersfield 0-4 Tottenham

A sixth win in a row on the road in the Premier League; Tottenham are turning into the away day specialists. Harry Kane was at the epicentre again with two goals, with Ben Davies scoring one and setting up another for Mousa Sissoko in added time.

The result is a thump down to earth for Huddersfield, but they will go into clashes with Liverpool, Manchester United and Manchester City all the wiser. Nine points from seven games represents a good start nonetheless.

GOAL! Huddersfield 0-4 Tottenham (Moussa Sissoko)

The cherry on the top of the cake for Tottenham, who get their fourth after a flowing move. Davies clips the ball across unselfishly for Sissoko, who via a deflection off Schindler finds the net for the first time for Spurs in the Premier League.

Harry Winks has quietly gone about his business today but there was nothing quiet about the challenge he put in a few moments ago to prevent Huddersfield from breaking. You fancy had the game been on a knife he may well have seen a yellow card there.

Substitute Moussa Sissoko attempts to put the gloss on the victory but instead of finding Kane, or the net for that matter, Lossl makes the save.

A distinct lull in proceedings now. Huddersfield will want to see this half through and prove they can go toe-to-toe with a top class Premier League side for at least 45 minutes; which is no mean feat for a newly-promoted side.

Lossl has been at sixes and sevens today and he almost gets himself into a complete mess when he tries to dispossess Eriksen on the byline, only for the Dane to shake him off but his cross finds the hands of the grateful Huddersfield stopper.

Sound advice from the former England marksman.

Tottenham have run out of steam a little bit, understandable given the trip to Cyprus in mid-week, with Huddersfield enjoying bit more comfort in this second half.

Dele Alli booked for diving after appearing to go over a challenge by Lossl. Correct decision by Craig Pawson as the replay later shows. Not the ideal thing to do the week after being banned or one match for an offensive gesture.

Harry Kane almost has his second perfect hat-trick in as many games, but can't enough contact on Eriksen's corner.

Back under way at the John Smith's Stadium.

Half time: Huddersfield 0-3 Tottenham

A half to remember for Harry Kane and Spurs. Two goals for the Premier League's leading marksman and Spurs. He had two and added to Ben Davies' simple finish the visitors are heading for victory. Huddersfield have offered plenty of heart but have not been able to keep pace with their opponents.

Harry Kane rejoices after making it 3-0.

OFF THE BAR! Huddersfield with their best effort of the half as we approach half time. Depoitre scampers forward and from 25 yards smashes goalwards, with Lloris beaten but the bar coming to his rescue.

Kane has the ball in the net for the third time this afternoon but the linesman's flag is up. Davies' cross finds the England striker and he volleys home, but he was just beyond the last defender. You can't help but feel that second hat-trick of the week isn't far away.

Not the time for a post-mortem, but it doesn't look good from a Huddersfield point of view.

AGAINST THE POST! Tottenham almost get a fourth inside the half hour. Dele Alli turns inside Jorgensen in the box and strikes the foot of the upright. The visitors have been simply untouchable.

Sums it all up really.

Ben Davies celebrates doubling Tottenham's lead.

GOAL! Huddersfield 0-3 Tottenham (Harry Kane)

This is getting silly now. Spurs are three up and Harry Kane at the centre of things once again. He turns onto his left foot and though he is 25 yards he curls a beauty into the far corner beyond Lossl. The best number nine in Europe right now? Little doubt about it I am afraid.

Harry Kane celebrating - not doing a robot dance - after scoring the first Tottenham goal.

Huddersfield have been outclassed in this opening 20 minutes but they almost let Tottenham in again through a mistake of their own. Lossl is pick-pocketed by Kane but the Terriers 'keeper recovers and make a good save, with Eriksen pleading for the ball.

Craig Pawson waves away appeals for a Huddersfield penalty as Sanchez leans into Kachunga. The Colombian gets nowhere near the ball and is perhaps a tad fortunate to escape without being penalised.

GOAL! Huddersfield 0-2 Tottenham (Ben Davies)

Too easy for Spurs, who look out of sight in this game. Some sumptuous build-up play ends when Eriksen is disposed by Jorgensen but the loose ball falls to Davies, who clips the ball into the corner. A real uphill task for Huddersfield now.

GOAL! Huddersfield 0-1 Tottenham (Harry Kane)

The Terriers have made a very good start but one mistake allows Tottenham to take the lead. Kieran Trippier heads forward and when Huddersfield can't cut the ball out Kane goes through and slides the ball beyond Lossl.

David Wagner and Mauricio Pochettino meet before kick-off.

Tommy Smith rampaging forward from right back and his stinging drive brings the best out of Lloris. Fast start from the hosts.

Tottenham straight into the ascendency and Harry Kane has his first chance but his effort is put behind for a corner before he can test Lossl.

Under way in the lunchtime kick-off.

Players on their way out at the John Smith's Stadium. Really decent atmosphere to welcome one of the league's big hitters.

Approaching kick-off in Yorkshire. can Huddersfield maintain their impressive start to the campaign, or will Tottenham continue their winning run on the road?

So what are your predictions for today's game?

Huddersfield are unbeaten at home but Tottenham have won each of their three way games this term. I'm going for Huddersfield 0-2 Tottenham.

Feel free to remind me when I am wrong, later.

Though the two teams have not met since 1972, Huddersfield have not won since the 1951-52 season. What a boost it would be for David Wagner's side to repeat that achievement.

Can Huddersfield stop Harry Kane today? This is surely the key factor this afternoon. The England man has nineteen goals in his last nine away games and if he fires a blank today, then surely the Terriers will never have a better chance to cause an upset.

This is the first of seven games on this Saturday afternoon.

From 3pm we have five games including Manchester United vs Crystal Palace.

And from 5:30pm it is Chelsea vs Manchester City. All matches are live on IBTimes UK.

Tottenham have arrived in Huddersfield.

Though today's game comes prior to an international break, it triggers the start of a hellish run for Huddersfield. After taking on Spurs, Manchester United, Liverpool, Manchester City and Arsenal come in the next two months when the scale of the task of competing in the top flight will hit home.

Two changes for Spurs from the win at West Ham. Serge Aurier misses out through suspension, with Kieran Trippier coming back in.

Harry Winks also starts for the visitors in place of Moussa Sissoko. Christian Eriksen, Dele Alli and Jan Vertonghen also return.

One change for Huddersfield from the goalless draw with Huddersfield.

Rajiv Van La Parra comes back in for Sabiri. Tom Ince will start in a central role. Jonathan Hogg makes his 250th league appearance.

And here we go....

Team news on the way from the John Smith's Stadium....

Today might be the first time since 1972 that Huddersfield and Tottenham have met in the top flight, but Harry Kane is no stranger of the Terriers.

During one of his many loan spells away from north London, Kane scored one and was sent off for Leyton Orient in a game in 2011. You can watch his goal and his only dismissal in his career, below.

One of these side's 100% records is going to go this lunchtime. Huddersfield are unbeaten at home this season, while Spurs have won all three of their top flight matches on the road this term. Who will blink today?

Preparations under way at the John Smith's Stadium.

Less than half an hour away from getting some team news ahead of kick-off at the John Smith's Stadium, but how might both sides line up?

Huddersfield have no fresh injury concerns ahead of the visit of Spurs. Steve Mounie and midfielder Danny Williams remain out with long term issues.

Tottenham are set to welcome back Christian Eriksen after he missed the win at APOEL in the Champions League. Dele Alli and Jan Vertonghen are also back after European bans.

Tottenham may not have cured their Wembley blues, in the Premier League at least, but away from home they look every shade a contender for the title. Two wins on the road at West Ham and APOEL this week have helped emphasise that and today they go in search of a fourth straight away win of the campaign.

In their way are a Huddersfield team who have yet to lose on their own patch since returning to the top flight but are four without as win in all competitions after an impressive start to the campaign. A clean today meanwhile would break a top flight record for a newly-promoted club - which is no mean feat.

All the build-up and team news ahead of Huddersfield vs Tottenham on the way ahead of the 12:30pm kick-off.