Ratings: How Huddersfield Town players fared against Bristol City

Hamer: Little to do in truth, although he may have been busier if O'Dowda and Vyner had not wasted early opportunities. Left exposed for both of City's late goals. 6

Stearman: Not given too many alarms by Martin and Wells, although the latter went close early on when he struck the bar. Semenyo was far more of a problem. 5

Schindler: Made one very timely interception late on in the first half and almost got on the end of a corner at the other end. But suffered as City laid siege at the death. 5

Sarr: His distribution was a tad wayward, but sound enough in his defensive duties until he started to creak late on. 5

Pipa: One slaloming run in the first half which ended in him shooting at Bentley was in character. To be fair, Bristol did a fair job on him. 6

Hogg: Plenty of graft and positional sense. His industry can never be faulted. 6.

O'Brien: Not everything came off in the first half, but grew into the game and got stronger. 6

Toffolo: Could not bomb forward in trademark fashion in the first half. But came to the party more on the restart. 6

Mbenza: Patiently waited for something to drop after a frustrating first-half and was royally rewarded when he set up Koroma's goal. 6

Campbell: Kept going as always and played a key pass in the build-up to Koroma's goal. 6

Koroma: In the right place at the back post to break the deadlock. Enjoying a breakthrough season at Championship level. Two goals in successive games. Worked for the team. 7

Substitutes: Elting (Koroma 74), 6; Diakhaby (Mbenza 79), 6; Daly (Schindler 86).

Not used: Pereira, Crichlow, Brown, Duhaney.

Bristol City: Bentley; Vyner, Kalas, Rowe (Diedhiou 59); Hunt, O'Dowda, Brunt (Paterson 68), Nagy, Dasilva; Martin, Wells (Semenyo 68). Substitutes unused: O'Leary, Moore, Massengo.