It was a miserable night for Huddersfield Town as David Wagner's side succumbed to a heavy 4-0 SkyBet Championship defeat at Bristol City.
In a first-half marred by a shocking injury to midfielder Jonathan Hogg, a lacklustre Town were undone by goals from Lee Tomlin and Tammy Abraham to leave the side reeling.
But any thoughts of a second-half reaction were not forthcoming as Aden Flint and David Cotterill compounded their misery on a night to forget for all concerned for the the club.
But who was Huddersfield Town's Man of the Match? Have a look below at Examiner Football Writer Blake Welton's assessment and have your say with our gadget as well.
Danny Ward
Made some good saves to keep the score down and was unable to do anything for Bristol City’s goals - 6 (out of 10)
Tommy Smith
Largely subdued for large parts of the game and not his usual effervescent self going forward - 5
Chris Lowe
Was too easily and too often undone by the guile of Welsh midfielder David Cotterill - 4
Christopher Schindler
Tried manfully to do the work of two in the middle of defence due to Mark Hudson’s ineptitude - 6
Mark Hudson
At fault for two of the goals and horrendously off the pace - sorry, but it’s time to hang up the boots and start the coaching career - 2
Aaron Mooy
Epitomised the rest of the Town team, subdued and low-key for the majority of the game - 6
Jonathan Hogg
Unfair to comment after being forced off with what looked like a serious neck injury. Get Well Soon Hoggy! - NA
Elias Kachunga
The forward was his busy self but was unable to make an impact before being replaced at half-time - 5
Izzy Brown
Largely anonymous and a shade of the player nominated for February’s SkyBet Championship Player of the Month - 5
Rajiv van La Parra
The Dutchman was reduced to speculative long-range efforts with little effect or impact - 5
Nahki Wells
Kept Robins’ keeper Frank Fielding’s gloves warm a couple of times but was largely ineffective - 5
Substitutes
Philip Billing (for Jonathan Hogg, 22) - Back to looking his disinterested self throughout - 2
Joe Lolley (for Elias Kachunga, 46) - Failed to notice he was even on the pitch as a second-half substitute - 4
Collin Quaner (for Izzy Brown, 67) - Came on and looked enthusiastic, unlike the majority of his team-mates - 6
