Plymouth vs Huddersfield Prediction & Betting Tips

Contrasting styles in recent games

Plymouth's recent home league form has been strong, with wins over Barnsley and Bradford at home plus away victories at Blackpool and Doncaster. There was a draw with Wycombe and a defeat to Stockport County mixed in, but the overall pattern is one of goals at both ends. Some of the wider sample includes cup and friendly fixtures too, so it's worth treating the raw win count with a bit of caution.

Plymouth: 20 completed matches; Huddersfield: 20 completed matches.

Plymouth

20 matches

Win

65% 13 / 20

Draw

15% 3 / 20

Loss

20% 4 / 20

Scored

42

Conceded

22

Difference

+20

Huddersfield

20 matches

Win

40% 8 / 20

Draw

35% 7 / 20

Loss

25% 5 / 20

Scored

36

Conceded

28

Difference

+8

Huddersfield's picture is different. Their last several League One outings have produced three draws, a home win over AFC Wimbledon, an away win at Cambridge United, and losses at Bromley and to Oxford United at home. It's a squad that's drawing plenty of games rather than winning or losing them outright, which fits with a tighter defensive record.

Plymouth look more likely to be involved in a high-scoring game than Huddersfield do.

Comparative Team Statistics: Plymouth vs Huddersfield

Plymouth have had the better of recent meetings

There are five recorded meetings between these two, spanning League One, the Championship and even an FA Cup tie. Plymouth have won three of those, including the most recent League One clash back in March 2026, which they won 3-1. Huddersfield's only win in that set came at home in November 2025, also by a 3-1 scoreline.

Because those games cover different competitions and seasons, it's not a strong signal for current form, but it does show Plymouth haven't struggled against this opponent lately.

Tight in the table

Plymouth currently sit third with 13 points from seven games, just one point above Huddersfield in fourth. Plymouth have scored 14 and conceded 10, while Huddersfield have scored 11 and conceded just six. That gap in goals against suggests Huddersfield are the more disciplined defensive unit even though they've won one fewer game.

Firepower and a bit of needle

Huddersfield's main threat has been J. Taylor, who has scored five goals in seven appearances this season. Plymouth's goals have been shared more evenly, with A. Pepple and O. Irow both on three in their recent matches. There's also a disciplinary note worth flagging: Huddersfield's B. Mumba picked up a red card and a yellow in a run of four games, though that's not confirmation of any suspension for this specific fixture given how far out it still is.

Plymouth:

Best scorers:

A. Pepple - 3

Penalty cards:

W. Evans x 3

Huddersfield:

Best scorers:

J. Taylor - 5

Best assist providers:

D. Sanches Fernandes - 3

R. Ledson - 3

Penalty cards:

B. Mumba x 1 x 1