Paul Ogden
Huddersfield Town commentator, BBC Radio Leeds

There is a big contrast in feeling between the two sets of fans at The Valley.

There is some very frustrated booing from a small section of Huddersfield Town fans, but at least they will get a chance at seeing their team run towards them on the attack in the second half.

Charlton have looked buoyant, and almost smug after an all too comfortable first half.

Charlton, like they did in all of the first half, didn't mess about and didn't hesitate with their decisions on the ball

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That could have got messy for Burton after an opening 10-minute going over by Stockport in which Kyle Wootton scored and Isaac Olaofe was denied by Max Crocombe one-on-one and also had a header saved.

The visitors worked their back into the game with Owen Dodgson seeing an effort well saved by Corey Addai and Charlie Webster having a goalbound shot blocked.

This one is far from over.

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Charlton have been very good. Huddersfield have been very bad. This one should be over already.

Matty Godden's flashing header after just 30 seconds put the hosts ahead and Tyreece Campbell's angled fizzer off the post made it 2-0 on 17 minutes.

It could and should have been more as Godden has come close to adding to his 13 league goals on a couple of occasions, and Campbell and Thierry Small look dangerous out wide whenever they get the ball. Luke Berry and Greg Docherty have come close too.

The good news for Huddersfield's interim boss Jon Worthington is they won't concede in the next 15 minutes, and things can't really get much worse in the second half.

They look far more like a bottom-six side than at top-six one on this showing...

Brodie Spencer's throw from the Town left finds the feet of Joe Taylor in the box and though the Welshman spins his marker and whips in an angled shot it's always rising and ends up in the stands.

There's a bit of pushing and shoving between the players as Kyran Lofthouse scythes down Jayden Fevrier.

Lofthouse is cautioned - it was cycnical and Jayden Fevrier is carded for his reaction.

We are into three minutes of time added at the end of the first period.

Paul Ogden
Huddersfield Town commentator, BBC Radio Leeds

This the first time we have heard the Huddersfield Town fans properly, and some support from the travelling supporters.

It has felt like a very long half.

The referee calls an end to the first-half at The Wham Stadium and it remains goalless.

Accrington's Jake Batty's long-throws have created the visitors problems but, on one occasion, Seamus Conneely waywardly shot over a presentable chance inside the box when completely unmarked.

The Bantams have yet to show the form which has propelled them to second in the table and head coach Graham Alexander will be expecting a much better showing in the second half.

Not much to report so far.

The half-time whistle blows and the deadlock is yet to be broken at Gresty Road.

The hosts were the closest to opening the scoring in the first half, but Tom Lowery's effort hit the crossbar after he beat Vale keeper Ben Amos and a man on the line.

Amos has been the busiest of the two goalkeepers and also had to be alert to keep out Chris Long and Max Conway, while Ryan Croasdale came close for the visitors but his effort was saved by the feet of Crewe keeper Filip Marschall.

Open feel to this one but, so far, no goals.

Several huge chances for the hosts to open the scoring and suddenly the game bursts into life!

First, Chris Long is played in one-on-one against Ben Amos but the Vale keeper is equal to it. The ball bounces to Max Conway whose effort on the rebound is excellently saved again by Amos.

Thirty seconds later, Conway gets down the left-hand side and his pull back finds Tom Lowery, who this time beats the former Manchester United goalkeeper and a man on the line but his effort hits the bar and goes over!

Alex so close to opening the scoring.

FIVE added minutes after a couple of injuries in the opening half.

Town have a corner as they seek to pinch a goal they would hardly deserve before the interval.

Charlie Webster lines up a shot from eight yards and Ethan Pye blocks superbly for what looked a certain equaliser.

Vale wing-back Mitchell Clark is the first player in the referee's notebook after fouling Crewe forward Matus Holicek on halfway.

A rare foray forward from Town with Ollie Turton scuffing a cross into the box from the right. The ball is laid back towards Antony Evans, who is crowded out by the Addicks defence near the edge of their own box.

Four minutes and change until the break.

Josh Woods is in the book for a foul on City wing-back Brad Halliday. The resulting Bradford free-kick is whipped in but is easily cleared by the Accrington defence.

And again...

Thierry Small works some space to curl in a cross from the right touchline where Luke Berry runs in to meet it with his head, with Ollie Turton doing just enough to get in his way and guide his effort past the upright.

Huddersfield need half-time. Or possibly even full-time, here...

First sight of goal for City striker Calum Kavanagh, who turns well on a sixpence but his strike goes high over the bar and hits the roof of the stand behind.

The chances continue to come...

Some more static defending allows Luke Berry and Thierry Small to exchange passes in the Town box before Berry flashes an angled shot which flies across goal and past the far post with Lee Nicholls flat-footed in the middle.

This could have been over long ago.

A better corner for Burton from Owen Dodgson has Stockport struggling to clear but the visitors can't get a shot on goal.

It's an even contest now after that opening 10-minute salvo from the home side.

Jamie Raynor
BBC Radio Leeds commentator

It was like watching Countdown the way Bradford goalkeeper Sam Walker went down, exactly on the 30-minute mark.

I don't want to make light of the fact that Sam Walker is down injured, and I reckon he could be in a bit of discomfort, but he looks to be getting back up.