Huddersfield have scored in every game so far this season, scoring two or more in four of their last five in all competitions.

Rotherham have kept just one clean sheet from their three games. The last two matches for the Millers have seen a match total of 5.96 xG with 50 shots and 21 efforts on target.

When welcoming Huddersfield to the AESSEAL New York Stadium, both teams have scored in five of the last six meetings. No side has taken more shots than the Millers this season, whilst only three sides have had more shots on target.

They registered the second most crosses and had the most touches of the ball in the opposition box. Huddersfield have scored in all the games this season in all competitions.

Huddersfield have made a habit of netting in the first half already this season, in fact, they’ve done so in all five matches this term. They netted all three of their goals against Morecambe in the first period, as well as two against Peterborough on the opening day.

The Terriers have also been involved in 6 second half goals in their last two matches.

All three goals in Rotherham’s 2-1 defeat to Fleetwood in midweek came before the 30-minute mark, while the Terriers have also been involved in seven second half goals in six matches this term.

Huddersfield have made a habit of getting on the scoresheet already this term, and there is great value in the goals market here. The Terriers are averaging 2 goals scored per game this term, but have also shown their defensive frailties – particularly in their 3-2 defeat to Walsall in midweek.

Rotherham have struggled at the top end of the pitch, but their matches have generated a very high xG stat in recent matches, indicating that a high scoring affair may not be too far away. At 3.30, over 3.5 goals looks a valuable pick here.

The Millers’ are yet to find the back of the net in the league this term, but they have netted four times in their two home cup matches so far.

Their matches have consistently led to chances of late, with 50 shots being struck over their past two fixtures. The Terriers have been in excellent scoring form so far.

With the strong history of BTTS landing in head-to-head meetings at Rotherham between these two, it looks a shrewd selection.

Huddersfield won their first four matches of the season across all competitions, before suffering a first loss against Walsall last time out.

They’ve adapted well to life in League One following relegation last term and will be wanting to get back on a winning mark here. The Terriers held the Millers to a 0-0 draw and defeated them 2-0 across their meetings last season.