Cheltenham are still in this, but only thanks to Arkell Jude-Boyd's clearance off the line to keep out Ade Adeyemo's header.

A second goal would surely wrap up the points for the home side.

But nothing is certain at 1-0 - and, to underline that point, Harvey Davies produces a flying save to keep out Josh Martin's volley at the other end.

Ooph. That could have been extra salt in the wound for Huddersfield.

A free-kick is sent forward towards Bantams forward Will Swan, who sends it goalbound.

It's just slightly off-target though and ricochets off the crossbar.

Cobblers boss Kevin Nolan has made a couple of changes, with Jack Burroughs and Jordan Thorniley coming on in place of Conor McCarthy and Jack Perkins.

The home side have picked up again a bit, although Cameron McGeehan's ambitious attempt at goal just now sliced horribly wide.

Jamie Raynor
BBC Radio Leeds' Bradford City commentator

'Stand up if you love City' is the cry, Valley Parade rises to it's feet.

What a sight to behold if you're in the Bradford City corner of this West Yorkshire derby.

Matt Glennon
Former Huddersfield keeper on BBC Radio Leeds

We won't finish this game with 11 players at this rate.

I don't want to be too negative, but I'm really struggling to find a positive in what Town are doing right now.

That's a wrap for Herbie Kane.

Huddersfield introduce David Kasumu to replace him.

Herbie Kane is the newest Terriers player in the bad books but he might not have to sit with it long.

He's down on the deck after being recipient of a different foul earlier on.

Where's this first goal coming from?

Right now, it looks more likely to come from a player in a white shirt. Josh Bowler is displaying the kind of influence he showed in previous spells with Blackpool and has just combined with Niall Ennis to set up Jordan Brown for a drive that was beaten away by Lee Burge.

Bobby Pointon will be haunting the visitors' nightmares tonight.

His tricky feet draw a foul from Ryan Ledson and sees yet another Huddersfield player shown a yellow card.

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

Huddersfield are going to throw everything at this game now.

They're 3-0 down and they're going to get the subs on to see if they can do anything.

Here comes those Huddersfield changes we mentioned earlier.

Bojan Radulovic replaces Marcus Harness, while Alfie May is in for Joe Taylor.

Can they make a big impact?

Bradford feel they deserve a penalty for a handball against Lasse Sorensen. It would a disastrous decision for Huddersfield but luckily, the referee agrees there's no foul play.

Less fortunately, the Terriers have another player in the book for a foul on Tyreik Wright.

It's been a lot better from Blackpool, who are looking sharper than they did in the first half, with Danny Imray seeing a lot of the ball on the right flank.

Josh Bowler is more involved as well and he's had a pop from distance that deflected over the bar, with Albie Morgan also going close for the visitors.

Huddersfield are getting ready to make more changes.

The Terriers started the first-half strong but Bradford have built into the game and they don't seem to challenging for a goal early in this second-half. Something they desperately need to do.

Matt Glennon
Former Huddersfield keeper on BBC Radio Leeds

It's going to be tricky for Town now.

I don't think Bradford are going to sit back though, they seem to be committing players forward. I think they'll be coming for more.

Crawley have certainly had chances to break the deadlock - and another goes begging at the start of the second half.

Kabongo Tshimanga races clear and squares the ball for Harry McKirdy, who endures one of those annoying moments with glue on his boots. In other words, the ball sticks under his feet and he can't get his shot away.

Huddersfield Town switch out Ruben Roosken with Will Alves as they begin their mountainous journey to get back level.

It looks as though Steve Bruce might have had a few choice words for his Blackpool side during half-time.

They've certainly looked a bit more animated since the restart, with Josh Bowler and Danny Imray combining on the right to create a chance that Niall Ennis bundled wide at the near post.

Remember, Blackpool have won each of their last three visits to Sixfields.