BURTON, England (Interstat) — Burton will host Huddersfield on Saturday in a League One clash that brings together two clubs seeking consistency after similarly uneven starts across all competitions.

Huddersfield enters at 3-1-3. Burton is 3-2-3. The home side has shown the ability to score in bunches, while Huddersfield has mixed wins with draws and a lone loss. Both teams have already dealt with the ups and downs of a crowded schedule.

Ashley Fletcher is the player to watch for Huddersfield. Fletcher scored in the club’s most recent result, a 2-1 loss at Bromley, playing 63 minutes and registering one goal. He also featured for 29 minutes in a 0-0 draw at Mansfield. In the Bromley match, Matt Young played all 90 minutes in goal, and Archie Collins also went the distance in midfield. Huddersfield’s other recent results include a 0-0 draw at Mansfield, a 1-1 draw with Notts, a 3-1 win over Oxford, a 2-1 win at Cambridge, a 1-1 draw at Milton Keynes and a 3-0 win over AFC Wimbledon. Those matches have shown Huddersfield can create chances, but the club has also been held level three times.

Curtis Tilt is the player to watch for Burton. Tilt received a yellow card in his most recent listed performance and logged 90 minutes in each of the previous two contests, a 2-2 draw with Mansfield and a 0-3 loss at Oxford. Zac Scutt, Kamil Dudek and Emeka Adiele were listed among Burton’s most productive players in the club’s most recent 1-0 win at Plymouth. Burton’s other results this season include a 2-1 loss to Nottingham U21, a 2-2 draw with Mansfield, a 0-3 loss at Oxford, a 2-2 draw with Cambridge, a 4-1 win at AFC Wimbledon, a 2-1 loss at Notts, a 2-1 win at Leicester and a 1-1 draw with Stevenage.

Burton’s home advantage could provide an edge, but Huddersfield’s attacking players have the quality to make the visitors dangerous. Fletcher’s movement and finishing will test a Burton defense that has experienced mixed results. Tilt’s presence at the back will be important as Burton tries to contain Huddersfield and generate chances of its own. Both sides have shown they can score and also settle into tight, low-margin games.

After Saturday, Huddersfield’s upcoming League One slate includes matches against Wednesday, Plymouth, Peterborough, Wigan, Bradford PA, Luton, Wycombe, Leicester, Doncaster and Stevenage. Burton’s upcoming slate includes Doncaster, Peterborough, Bradford PA, Leyton, Wycombe, Milton Keynes, Luton, Bromley, Wigan and Reading.

The game simulator projects a final score of Burton 2, Huddersfield 2.