Michael Duff is getting heated on the Terriers touchline, admonishing his frontline for their failure to challenge for aerial balls.

He said before the game he wants to get 'in and out' without being the subject of any headlines.

They have created all the chances, but it remains goalless.

Another huge Tom Tonks throw, surely 45 yards, wins Tamworth their first corner.

Ben Milnes swings the ball in to the far post where Dan Creaney's effort loops over under pressure from Nigel Lonwijk.

Town defender Tom Lees almost gets in a real mix-up with keeper Chris Maxwell and ends up pinging a back-pass at him from only five yards away under pressure from Dan Creaney but Maxwell keeps his cool and manages to play the return ball first-time.

Tamworth might just be developing a second wind after their early storm in the first 10 minutes...

'Epic family fun' screams a huge advertising hoarding alongside The Lamb pitch... it's not intended to be about this game but it's certainly been a bright and bustling start.

Tamworth are getting the ball into the Terriers area at every opportunity, the latest from a free-kick from Jas Singh taken near the edge of the centre circle.

Got to buy a ticket, I guess...

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Ollie Turton's cross from the right is met by the head of Danny Ward, under immense pressure it should be said, and his effort glances well wide of Jas Singh's upright.

Inches away from an opener for the visitors as the ball breaks to Ben Wiles near the left byline, he flashes a cross-shot across the face of goal which beats Jas Singh and also the rather belated lunge of £1.2m striker Bojan Radulovic at the far post.

If he'd gambled that would surely have been 1-0.

It's the first competitive meeting between these two - they did share a 2-2 draw in pre-season.

Jed Abbey's had the best chance of the game for the visitors.

He's already got six goals this season - two in the FA Cup - but his header is straight at Alex Bass.

At the other end we've already seen the visiting defence have to throw their bodies on the line with a couple of blocks while Jack Hinchy and Kellan Gordon have both been off-target for Notts County.

Another long throw from Tom Tonks, biceps bulging like boulders, causes havoc in the box and Nathan Tshikuna ends up on the deck as he tries to latch onto the glancing header towards goal, but nothing doing according to ref Ben Speedie.

The underdogs have given as good as they've got so far, Ian...

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The visitors spring forward after some head tennis in the middle and Tom Iorpenda plays the ball right for Ollie Turton racing into the box but he can only lash well over the bar.

Good chance goes begging. Terriers boss Michael Duff would have loved an early nerve-settler.

Huddersfield taking a moment to pass the ball around to get used to this unfamiliar artificial surface.

Michael Duff arranged training on 4G for the past couple of days in preparation.

Big defender Matty Pearson tries his luck from fully 30 yards with a fizzer which deflected behind for a corner, though teenager Tom Iorpenda bends well wide of the far post from 20-yards after Town take it short.

Chris Sutton
BBC Sport pundit on BBC Two

Huddersfield mix their game up but we know Tamworth will be direct and the Terriers will have been expecting a fast start from the home side.

Tamworth are also aggressive in the tackle.

A glimpse of goal for Town's Danny Ward but he can only scuff a low shot at goal from the edge of the box which Tamworth keeper Jas Singh gathers with ease at his near post.

What were you doing six years ago this weekend?

Huddersfield were beating Fulham 1-0 in the Premier League while more than 120 places down the football ladder Tamworth also enjoyed a home win, overcoming Hitchin 2-0 in the Southern League Premier Division Central.

Football comes at you fast.

Terriers midfielder David Kasumu brings down the sprightly Nathan Tshikuna 30 yards from goal allowing Kyle Finn to swing in a free-kick which Chris Maxwell punches clear acrobatically.

All Tamworth so far.

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Shaky start from Town keeper Chris Maxwell who clears the ball straight into touch in his own half which gives Tom Tonks the chance to unleash a monstrous long throw into the box.

As good as a set-piece, that. Referee Ben Speedie spots an infringement in the box, however. Terriers fans breathe again.

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The lights are burning bright, there is anticipation in the air, but is there any magic in there too?

Let's find out... we are under way at The Lamb and Meadow Lane.

Just a reminder, these ties have to be settled tonight, no more replays, remember... extra-time and, ugh, penalties, if we need them.

Ashley Williams
Former Wales defender on BBC Two

This means so much to the club and the town of Tamworth - it's my local club and the game is sold out.

I was speaking to the staff and the players - it's a massive game for them and they can smell an upset.

The FA Cup first round is always special