19 mins Robbie Simpson shot 0-1
32 mins Greg McDermott close range effort 1-1
Half time: Town 1 Toon 1
47 mins Robbie Simpson shot 1-2
53 mins Wesley Ngo Baheng shot 2-2
87 mins Frank Wiafe Danquah deflected shot 3-2
89 mins Wesley Ngo Baheng shot 4-2
Full time: Town 2 Toon 4
Two goals from in-form
youngster Wesley Ngo Baheng made it two wins out of two this season for
Newcastle's reserve team, although they left it late before claiming all three
points on Tuesday.
Magpies coach Alan Thompson was forced into an early reshuffle when Callum
Morris left the field to be replaced by Welsh youth international Paul Dummett.
Paul Stephenson's Terriers side took the lead thanks to a shot from midfielder Robbie Simpson on
19 minutes, only for United to hit back just after the half hour.
Midfielder Greg McDermott grabbed his maiden reserve strike from close range in
what was only his second start at this level - with his father Terry
looking on, present in his role as Huddersfield's assistant boss.
Into the second half and former Coventry City striker Robbie Simpson regained
the lead for Town barely two minutes after the restart, powering his shot past
Ole Soderberg from distance.
Back came the Magpies again though and Wesley Ngo Baheng levelled with his
second goal in as many reserve games, following good work by Brad Inman.
And the visitors took the lead for the first time in the match with three
minutes remaining, when Frank Wiafe Danquah's shot beat Matt Glennon via a
deflection.
Baheng then grabbed his second and United's fourth on 89 minutes, seizing on a
wayward pass before striding forward, drawing Glennon and converting the chance
to seal the victory.