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Huddersfield have the ball in the net, but the flag was up as Mikel Miller had skilfully, but illegally, taken the ball across the byline in the build-up.

Of more concern is Jas Singh who seems to have injured a finger as he tried to keep the close-range effort out.

Some magic spray while his team-mates have an impromptu team talk. He's OK to continue.

David Kasumu does well to earn a free-kick under pressure from Nathan Tshikuna 20 yards out but Ben Wiles' curling cross is clawed away from goal with Jaheim Headley's follow-up sailing well over the bar.

Headley and Tom Iorpenda are withdrawn by Michael Duff before the restart with Mikel Miller and Herbie Kane coming on to try to change things.

Huddersfield have absolutely not come out of the blocks as you'd have expected them to in the first 15 minutes of the second half. Michael Duff can't be happy.

The only thing in their favour is the home side, perhaps understandably, look to be tiring.

Here's that second Notts County goal that has quelled any hopes of a shock at Meadow Lane.

But there's an upset very much on at The Lamb, still...

Bit of a juggle from keeper Jas Singh under pressure from a Terriers corner, Bojan Radulovic getting in his way as he tried to claim a far-post header, but the Tamworth defence bail him out with a clearance.

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Big Tamworth defender Haydn Hollis saw his name in lights there as he met a weak Bojan Radulovic clearing header with a volley 25 yards out, only to see his effort skid wide off the 4G surface with Chris Maxwell untroubled.

Notts County have come out really strongly in this second-half.

Alassana Jatta's goal has got them in front and he's had another chance as well when being slipped in by Matt Palmer but George Willis was quickly off his line to make the save.

The positive for Alfreton is they are still just the one goal behind but the home side's possession stats are now 62% and they are dominating.

Tom Tonks has his name taken after a tug on teenager Tom Iorpenda, 14 years his junior, as he blazed away in midfield.

A tired attempt, that...

Tamworth keeper Jas Singh had a shift as a building surveyor today.

Tom Tonks, he of the monster throw which broke the deadlock, works in a food truck selling sandwiches and sausage rolls.

The part-timers are the ones with their noses infront.

Another Tonks throw caused more mayhem in the Terriers box and eventually Jorda Cullinane-Liburd sees a 12-yard effort cannon off a defender and behind for a corner.

Not sure why but he picked up a booking in the melee which ensued before the play was blown dead for a Town free-kick.

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Michael Duff's team are getting duffed up.

Tamworth are brilliant at keeping the ball alive - they've had so many first contacts when the ball goes into the box.

Nigel Lonwijk's searching ball is headed into the sky by Ben Milnes but Town's Ben Wiles allows the ball to drop over his shoulder and bounce out of play rather than having a swing at a volley from an angle inside the six yard box.

Andy Peaks' Tamworth still holding firm.

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Chris Maxwell is not entirely comfortable in that Terriers box as he waits an age before committing to claiming a bouncing cross from Ben Milnes at his far post.

Doesn't breed confidence among his back-line, you'd expect...

Foul on the keeper or perfectly good goal?

Hit the thumbs, folks.

Thumbs up for yep, it was rightly allowed - thumbs down for no, shouldn't have stood.

Callum Marshall straight into the action as he clatters Rico Browne as he clears a bouncing ball near halfway.

The Northern Ireland international has his name taken by ref Ben Speedie for his trouble.

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BBC Sport pundit on BBC Two

No surprise with that change for Huddersfield.

No-one up front covered themselves in glory in that first half.

Callum Marshall's a real livewire and I know West Ham think a lot of him.

Tamworth straight on the attack from the first whistle once again. The same blueprint as the first half.

Tom Tonks launches another missile into the Town area which flicks of a head but it's straight at Chris Maxwell who gathers at the second attempt this time.

We're back under way at The Lamb.

Callum Marshall is on for Danny Ward for Huddersfield at the break - the 19-year-old is on loan from West Ham.

Can he turn the tide?