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Huddersfield - Middlesbrough
England Championship - John Smith's Stadium
Huddersfield and Middlesbrough go head-to-head at the John Smith's Stadium in the Championship on Friday, December 29th. Can Town take advantage of Boro’s troubles on the road when the teams meet in the second tier? Read our Championship predictions and betting tips along with the latest odds for the fixture below in our expert match preview.
Huddersfield vs Middlesbrough – Betting tips & odds
Hot Tip – Both Teams to Score (3/4)
- Three of Huddersfield’s last four home games featured goals at both ends.
- Both teams managed to register in five of Middlesbrough’s last six away tussles in the Championship.
Huddersfield have scored in eight of their last ten home games while Boro have failed to notch just once in their last 11 skirmishes on the road. Both sides have the tools to impact the scoresheet again on Friday and our opening Huddersfield vs Middlesbrough prediction tips BTTS to land as a consequence.
Latest odds
Head to Head
19/08/23
England Championship CHA
Middlesbrough
Huddersfield
1
1
08/08/23
England EFL Cup EFL Cup
Huddersfield
Middlesbrough
2
3
01/04/23
England Championship CHA
Huddersfield
Middlesbrough
4
2
22/10/22
England Championship CHA
Middlesbrough
Huddersfield
0
0
18/04/22
England Championship CHA
Middlesbrough
Huddersfield
0
2
Last Five - Huddersfield
03/05/25
England League 1 League 1
Leyton Orient
Huddersfield
4
1
L
26/04/25
England League 1 League 1
Exeter
Huddersfield
3
1
L
21/04/25
England League 1 League 1
Stockport
Huddersfield
2
1
L
18/04/25
England League 1 League 1
Cambridge Utd
Huddersfield
2
1
L
12/04/25
England League 1 League 1
Burton Albion
Huddersfield
3
0
L
Last Five - Middlesbrough
03/05/25
England Championship CHA
Coventry
Middlesbrough
2
0
L
26/04/25
England Championship CHA
Norwich
Middlesbrough
0
0
D
21/04/25
England Championship CHA
Sheff Wed
Middlesbrough
2
1
L
18/04/25
England Championship CHA
Plymouth
Middlesbrough
1
2
W
12/04/25
England Championship CHA
Millwall
Middlesbrough
1
0
L
Win probability
- HOME: 17/5 (4.40) – 22.7%
- DRAW: 5/2 (3.50) – 28.6%
- AWAY: 4/5 (1.80) – 55.6%
With home advantage not considered key, Middlesbrough have been equipped with the favourites tag ahead of Friday and the bookies have equipped them with a 55.6% probability of success. The expected winners are also priced at 3/5 (1.60) to open the scoring against Middlesbrough on Saturday. That outcome has an implied probability of 62.5%. If you are on the hunt for more Huddersfield vs Middlesbrough betting tips, keep on reading.
Huddersfield vs Middlesbrough prediction – Other tips
Huddersfield 1-1 Middlesbrough: Correct score (11/2)
- Huddersfield bagged one goal in three of their last four home matches in the Championship.
- Two of Town’s last four home tussles finished with 1-1 scorelines.
Huddersfield Double Chance (19/20)
- Huddersfield were beaten just twice in their last ten home assignments in the Championship.
- Middlesbrough failed to win four of their last five away games in the league

Huddersfield vs Middlesbrough Team News
Huddersfield
Josh Ruffels, Kian Harratt, Patrick Jones and Oliver Turton are injured at present while Matty Pearson and Lee Nicholls are both rated as doubtful. Town rampaged their way to a 3-0 triumph over Blackburn in their last match.
Predicted Lineup for Huddersfield: Maxwell – Lees, Helik, Nakayama – Kasumu, Wiles, Hogg, Rudoni, Headley – Thomas, Burgzorg
Middlesbrough
Middlesbrough have a lengthy list of absentees to contend with ahead of Friday's fixture with Seny Dieng, Emmanuel Latte Lath, Patrick McNair, Hayden Hackney, Marcus Forss, Tom Smith, Darragh Lenihan and Lewis O'Brien all expected to be missing again.
Predicted Lineup for Middlesbrough: Glover – Dijksteel, Fry, Clarke, Bangura – Howson, Barlaser – Jones, Rogers, Greenwood, Silvera
Confirmed lineups will appear here around 60 minutes before kickoff.
Huddersfield
Middlesbrough
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Player to Watch – Delano Burgzorg
Delano Burgzorg produced arguably his best display of the campaign so far when he tore Blackburn to shreds in Huddersfield’s last assignment. The 25-year-old scored one and made another of Town’s three goals against Rovers, so he should have a kick in his step on Friday against Middlesbrough.