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Bristol Rovers welcome Huddersfield Town to the Memorial Stadium this Saturday in what promises to be an intriguing League One encounter. The Gas have found some comfort at home lately, with a solid 50% win rate in their last four matches on home turf.Calderón's men have been particularly impressive in their recent home victories, putting three goals past both Burton and Peterborough in February. Those wins have been bright spots in what's otherwise been a challenging run for Rovers, who've managed just two victories in their last nine overall."The Memorial Stadium has been our fortress lately," seems to be the message from the Rovers camp. With 9 goals scored at home compared to just 10 overall in their last nine, it's clear where their strength lies.

While Huddersfield's overall form might not jump off the page at you (just 3 wins from 10), their away performances tell a different story. The Terriers have been road warriors lately, winning three of their last five away fixtures – a impressive 60% win rate that should worry the Rovers faithful.Michael Duff's squad has been particularly clinical on their travels, with recent victories at Stevenage, Shrewsbury, and Barnsley. They've netted 8 goals away from home while conceding 7, showing they're not afraid to go toe-to-toe in hostile environments.Can Huddersfield continue this impressive away form? Their recent run suggests they're comfortable playing the villain in someone else's backyard.

When these teams meet, the goals usually flow. Their head-to-head record makes for interesting reading – Huddersfield hold a slight edge with 3 wins to Rovers' 2, plus 2 draws in their previous encounters.The Terriers have also had the better of the scoring, netting 7 goals to Rovers' 5 across their meetings. The most recent clash back in October ended with Huddersfield claiming a comfortable 3-1 win on their own patch.That day wasn't pretty for the Gas. Will revenge be on their minds? Or will history repeat itself?

It's a curious clash of teams who've handled the pressure differently this season. Bristol Rovers have rarely been favorites (just once in their last 10 matches), but they delivered when expected to with a 100% success rate in that small sample.Huddersfield, meanwhile, have struggled with the weight of expectation. Despite being favorites in 7 of their last 10 matches, they've only converted that status into wins once – a surprisingly low 14.29% conversion rate.The bookies see Huddersfield as having the edge here, giving them a 51.9% chance of victory compared to Bristol's 22.2%, with a draw at 25.9%. But as we've seen, being the favorite hasn't always worked in the Terriers' favor this season.Will home advantage prove decisive? Can the Gas continue their solid Memorial Stadium form? Or will Huddersfield's road warriors add another scalp to their collection? Saturday's clash should provide plenty of answers.

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