Steve Mounie scored a dramatic injury-time winner to end Huddersfield's three-month winless run as they beat Wolves 1-0 on Tuesday
The Terriers had not tasted victory in a Premier League match since November 25 when Wolves were dispatched 2-0 at Molineux but Mounie swept home in the 91st minute to notch his second goal of the season
The victory, which was celebrated wildly by boss Jan Siewert on the touchline, still leaves Huddersfield 11 points from safety but offers small hope that a great escape could be on
Wolves, who could have gone seventh by avoiding defeat, were lacklustre throughout and failed to register a single shot on target
Siewert rang the changes from the defeat at Newcastle, making eight of them including handing a full Premier League debut to England U20 international Demeaco Duhaney at right-back
He was rarely tested, despite his lack of experience, as Wolves started very cautiously but Huddersfield didn't possess the quality in the final third to make their slackness pay
Raul Jimenez headed wide from a free-kick and Matt Doherty fluffed his lines from a tight angle as the opening period passed with little incident
Huddersfield were tenacious in the tackle yet they didn't seem capable of adding to their paltry tally of just six goals at home this season, especially when Mounie headed into the side netting from close range on the hour mark
With Wolves still drifting through the game, Jonathan Hogg almost flicked a cross home from the right but his effort looped inches over the crossbar
The game seemed to be heading for a uneventful stalemate but the hosts mustered one last attack and punished Wolves for their sloppy performance
Aaron Mooy provided the much needed quality down the right and his skiddy cross found Karlan Ahearne-Grant, whose shot was turned home by Mounie
 It was just his second goal from his last 47 attempts on goal in the Premier League
The relief and joy for all concerned with Huddersfield was palpable as they recorded just their third win of the season, summed up by Siewert, who couldn't contain his excitement on the bench
It was looking like one of those days for Mounie as the clock ticked into stoppage time
 The striker has missed a golden headed opportunity to put his team in front and his confidence looked shot
 However, the French striker kept on believing and kept on getting into those dangerous areas
 He got his reward with a moment everyone associated with the club will remember from a season that has delivered little in terms of euphoric moments
Huddersfield's next fixture is a trip to Brighton on Saturday while Wolves host Cardiff
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