Ten-man Huddersfield Town bravely held on against West Bromwich Albion to record a second successive Premier League win at the John Smith’s Stadium.

The Terriers dominated the opening 45 minutes, recording an impressive 68% possession against a poor Baggies side.

And their display was eventually rewarded through a sumptuous solo effort from Rajiv van La Parra in the 44th minute.

It should have led to a comfortable victory for the Terriers but they were made to hang on for the win after Christopher Schindler was sent-off for a second bookable offence early in the second period.

But who was Huddersfield Town's Man of the Match? Have a look below at Blake Welton’s assessment and have your say with our gadget as well.

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Jonas Lossl

Pulled off two phenomenal saves late on to preserve the win for his side - 9

Florent Hadergjonaj

An impressive all-round first Premier League start for the Swiss international - 8

Christopher Schindler

A frustrating afternoon for the colossal defender - harshly sent-off for two bookable offences - 6

Mathias Zanka

Growing in stature every game and really stepped up when down to ten-men - 8

Scott Malone

A constant nuisance for West Brom’s backline on his first Premier League home start - 8

Jonathan Hogg

His combative energy helped keep Town ticking over as second-half pressure built - 8

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Aaron Mooy

Was at his instrumental best throughout and started the move for van La Parra’s goal - 8

Elias Kachunga

Worked well with new right-back partner Florent Hadergjonaj before tactically subbed - 7

Tom Ince

Worked hard and always an attacking option but still too wasteful in front of goal - 7

Rajiv van La Parra

The best 45 minutes of his Town career, running the Baggies defence ragged - 9 (MOTM)

Laurent Depoitre

Game passed him by a little as he was shackled well but still worked hard for the cause - 7

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Substitutes

Martin Cranie (for Elias Kachunga, 61) - A steady influence at the back after going a man down - 7

Danny Williams (for Rajiv van La Parra, 62) - Added much needed steel and resolve in the second-half - 7

Chris Lowe (for Scott Malone, 79) - Came on and was a positive outlet in his cameo display - 7