Huddersfield Town came from behind to beat Cambridge United 2-1 at the Cledara Abbey Stadium, Joe Taylor's second-half brace turning League One's matchday-three fixture after Zak Bradshaw had put the hosts ahead.
Bradshaw broke the deadlock in the 79th minute. Taylor levelled for Huddersfield in the 81st, then converted a penalty in the 88th to complete his brace and put the visitors ahead for the first time.
Bradshaw was booked for a foul in the 53rd minute, Taylor picked up a yellow for excessive celebration after his equaliser, and Cambridge's Liam Bennett was cautioned in the 88th; no player was sent off. Cambridge made five substitutions across the second half, two of them a double change just before the hour mark, while Huddersfield used three, the first two within a minute of each other.
The win lifts Huddersfield Town to second in League One on seven points from three games, with two wins and a draw. Cambridge United drop to 10th on four points, having won, drawn and lost once each.