Huddersfield beat Wolves with Aaron Mooy double to rise six places

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Huddersfield shot up six places from the bottom of the Premier League with a 2-0 win at Wolves thanks to Aaron Mooy's double on Sunday.

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The Terriers proved to have more bite than the toothless Wolves, who suffered a fourth defeat in five games and remained 11th.

Australian Mooy scored his first two goals of the season.

His second, in the 74th minute, came directly from an equally precise low free kick.

The second in the 74th came directly from an equally precise low free kick.

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Aaron Mooy celebrates after scoring his second goal to put Huddersfield 2-0 up against Wolves. Laurence Griffiths/Getty Images

Wolves, having struggled to get into the game, made a double substitution at the interval and improved but the closest they came to a goal was when Mexican Raul Jimenez had a header hooked off the line by Philip Billing.

David Wagner's side rose to 14th following the win, ahead of their next match at home to Brighton on Dec. 1.

Source: espn.co.uk