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#3 Huddersfield Town's away troubles continue
After a solid start to the campaign, questions have begun to arise whether Huddersfield have what it takes to stay up in the first division. The 5-0 loss to Arsenal was their sixth consecutive away loss in the Premier League, losing all their matches away from home since their opening day win over Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park.
A loss has dropped the Terriers to 14th place in the table - just five points off the drop zone and not so far away from the relegation scrap. The visitors had chances to change the game against Arsenal but a calm head in front of goal and composure in possession was what was lacking for David Wagner's men.
Many would feel that Huddersfield should have had a penalty for Shkodran Mustafi's challenge but a second-half collapse meant that it wouldn't have been that useful.
Huddersfield's next three away matches include a trip to face Everton, Watford and Southampton - three games where David Wagner can surely stop this rut of form away from the Kirklees stadium.
