Bournemouth managed to end a run of four straight league defeats by defeating an impressive Huddersfield side 2-1 at the Vitality Stadium on Tuesday night.
Huddersfield dominated the game, playing good attacking football and taking the game to a usually free flowing and attacking Bournemouth side. The home side had to soak up pressure from the off, but managed to break the deadlock after just five minutes.
Callum Wilson headed in from Ryan Fraser's whipped cross before the Scot slotted under Terriers goalkeeper Jonas Lossl to double the home side's lead.
Huddersfield did get the goal their play deserved a few minutes later when a set piece from Mooy caused havoc in the Bournemouth area.