Tom Ince believes Jose Mourinho's Manchester United not only lacked the passion of Huddersfield but showed they cannot match the fluidity of title rivals Manchester City and Tottenham.
The Red Devils left West Yorkshire with a bloody nose after arriving at the John Smith's Stadium second in the Premier League and unbeaten domestically.
Aaron Mooy fired Huddersfield ahead before Victor Lindelof's mistake allowed Laurent Depoitre to strike a quick-fire second, with David Wagner's men holding out for a 2-1 win after Marcus Rashford's late header brought a nervy ending.
It was Huddersfield's first Premier League win for two months and left Mourinho bemoaning his side's poor attitude.