The 2018-19 campaign delivered ultimate heartbreak for Huddersfield Town, as The Terriers finished a crushing 20th in the Premier League, resulting in relegation after a two-season stay in the top flight. The year was defined by a mid-season managerial change and the team's dramatic struggle to find the net, culminating in them matching the Premier League record for the earliest relegation in late March 2019. Despite the turmoil and an overall league-low tally, the late-season arrival of forward Karlan Grant provided a rare attacking spark, with his 4 goals making him the top scorer in a painful campaign marred by a record low 16 points, cementing a difficult chapter in the club's modern history.