Big chance for the Valiants!

A long throw from the right-hand side reaches Rico Richards in the box but, on the swivel, he is only able to direct his left-footed snap shot over the crossbar.

So close to a fifth as the ball breaks to sub Chuks Aneke, who skips past Jonathon Hogg in the box before curling his shot inches past the far post with Lee Nicholls beaten all ends up.

What an impact that would have been...

Triple change for the hosts.

Seamus Conneely, Josh Woods and Joe O'Brien-Whitmarsh are off and are replaced by Alex Henderson, Conor Grant and Charlie Caton.

Luke Berry, Tyreece Campbell, Matty Godden and Josh Edwards are the Charlton players who make way, with Chuks Aneke, Kaheim Dixon, Tennai Watson and Karoy Anderson coming on hoping to join the Charlton party.

Andy Kiwomya
Ex-Bradford forward and head of performance on BBC Radio Leeds

Accrington are happy with this result and performance.

The onus is on Bradford City now to go and break this deadlock.

Burton withdraw JJ McKiernan and on comes Lithuanian international Tomas Kalinauskas.

Crewe boss Lee Bell turns to the bench and Jack Lankester is on to replace Chris Long with 15 minutes left.

The changes have definitely had a positive impact for Huddersfield who are trying to engineer an opening, but the game itself has well and truly gone.

Charlton are readying four changes of their own, though none of the XI will want to come off, surely...

Charlie Webster sends a free-kick in for Burton and JJ McKiernan's effort is brilliantly blocked by the Stockport defence after Kyran Lofthouse's knock down.

Burton have failed to win or score in the past two of the three meetings between these sides.

They are pushing for an equaliser but apart from that Anthony Forde free-kick, which was saved, they are not creating much.

It's quiet at Edgeley Park in the spring sunshine.

Ben Wiles swings in a Huddersfield free-kick from deep and Josh Ruffels ghosts in at the back post to bounce in a downward header which is meat and drink for Will Mannion in the Addicks goal.

The Town sub really should have nodded that back across goal as it might have gone in off anyone.

Best move from City in this second half and in the match.

The Bantams get down the right-hand side and Jamie Walker's pin-point cross finds Alex Pattison, but he is only able to guide his effort wide of the post under pressure from the Accrington defence.

Home boss Dave Challinor wants to get some energy back into his side.

It's a welcome return for former Manchester United midfielder Nick Powell after five months out injured and Jack Diamond is also introduced.

Will Collar and Jayden Fevrier are given a breather.

This game is getting extremely niggly and Crewe's Max Sanders is the next player to receive a yellow card for a cynical foul to break up a counter-attack.

Referee Martin Coy has had his work cut out second-half.

Matt Glennon
Former Huddersfield keeper on BBC Radio Leeds

It is too easy! Did anyone even dangle a leg to try and make a meaningful challenge to stop the ball going in the back of the net?

I'm sorry but the answer to that is, no.

Three changes for the visitors. They had to, to be honest.

Radinio Balker, Joe Taylor and Antony Evans are given the hook with Josh Koroma, Josh Ruffels and David Kasumu coming on to try to turn the tide. Or at least stop it for a bit.

Burton are doing all the probing in this second period and have forced Corey Addai into one very good save from Anthony Forde.

The home side seem content to just hold them at bay and look to hit on the break.

That might be a dangerous game to play.

Tensions beginning to rise here and Stanley captain Richie Smallwood goes into the referee's notebook.