Michael: H. Kane to equalise in the last minute.

To clarify, he means Huddersfield's Herbie not Harry, folks...

Nathan Tshikuna twice fails to clear his lines and Town spread the ball wide right from Herbie Kane to Ben Wiles but his fierce low effort flies past Jas Singh but also inches past the far post.

So close to breaking Tamworth hearts...

SEVEN ADDED MINUTES.

Groans around the Lamb... can the Terriers take heart from that and capitalise?

The lack of urgency in the Town ranks is pretty incredible, it must be said... playing the ball about at the back with the seconds ticking by.

They eventually get it to Mikel Miller but his cross is too close to Jas Singh who claims at his near post.

Tick, tick, tick...

After wasting a few seconds Nathan Tshikuna whips in a dangerous corner for the hosts which Dan Creaney meets with a powerful header which zips a foot or so over Chris Maxwell's bar.

That really could have been that...

What have Michael Duff's League One side got left in the locker?

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It's all getting rather real at The Lamb. The fans have quietened down. The nerves are kicking in.

Town are on the front foot and have won a few corners in the past few minutes, though Jas SIngh has been equal to them all - under no real pressure it must be said.

Into the final 10 minutes and, barring a miracle, this one looks done.

George Willis has denied George Abbott and Alassana Jatta (again) to keep it at 3-1 but Max Hunt has seen a header saved by Alex Bass in the Notts County goal.

Bojan Radulovic rises to meet a right-wing cross for the Terriers and glances the ball on towards the back post, via a flick off a defender, but it slides past the upright with Callum Marshall unable to get on the end of it.

Jas Singh claims the corner with aplomb, though he gets a wallop for his efforts.

Skipper Ben Milnes hands Singh the armband as he heads off, to be replaced by Kieran Wallace in midfield for the final seven minutes and change.

Town also make a change as Radulovic is withdrawn after a quiet outing with former Ipswich man Freddie Ladapo coming off the bench.

Callum Marshall has an ambitious pop from an angle, well outside the area, thinking perhaps that Jas Singh was off his line.

He wasn't, but the ball ends up in the stand either way - to the delight of the majority of the crowd of more than 3,500.

The 750 of them from Huddersfield will be feeling pretty gloomy at present.

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BBC Sport pundit on BBC Two

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That save could be crucial at the finish.

Maxwell got the block.

But they just haven't been comfortable all night with that long throw.

Matty Pearson and keeper Chris Maxwell have a bit of a row after the big defender hacks clear in his own area. Not on the same page at all at the back. The perils of fielding a cup keeper, perhaps.

Tom Tonks takes the long throw which is nodded into space at the near post for Tom McGlinchey who sees his shot charged down by the sprawling Maxwell. He'll feel miles better after that. Good, brave keeping.

Chris Sutton
BBC Sport pundit on BBC Two

There aren't any combinations in the forward areas for Huddersfield.

There's a lack of understanding.

Jas Singh has had a comfortable second-half.

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Credit to the Alfreton goalkeeper George Willis who has made some good saves tonight.

He might have been beaten twice in the second-half by Alassana Jatta but he's also denied the striker twice to go with a couple of stops in the first period.

We haven't seen the visitors as an attacking force since the break.

Kyle Finn hobbles off for the hosts with Beck-Ray Enoru coming on, undoing the only change from Saturday's National League defeat at Southend.

That was his first start...

Yes, the pitch is a leveller, but these two sides do not look like they are 57 places apart in the football ladder.

Tamworth are compact and keeping a nice shape, despite the tiring legs. You can see why they only conceded 29 goals in 46 games last season as they secured promotion.

At present, Huddersfield have no answer to them...

Chris Sutton
BBC Sport pundit on BBC Two

There's a moment where goalkeeper and defender are on the wrong wavelength.

It goes well wide in the end.

Tamworth are great disruptors - making things difficult for Huddersfield, slowing it down.

Hearts in mouths for Lambs fans as Jordan Cullinane-Liburd sticks out a leg to prevent Callum Marshall beating Jas Singh to a bouncing ball, only for the ball to loop wide of his unguarded net as time, seemingly, stood still.

Singh claims the resultant corner, bad finger and all...