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

The momentum is firmly with Bradford City at the moment, they have the lead and they're playing with confidence.

Right now, Bradford City are the ones really making the most of their wide players.

Huddersfield get a free-kick near the box and take it short. It's delivered on a tight angle towards the front of the net but Bantams keeper Sam Walker collects it with ease.

The collection might be easy but the following long pass up to Tyreik Wright is anything but, yet Walker does it with pin point accuracy.

It catches Huddersfield out but Wright gets his pass wrong and the Terriers are able to intervene before any threat of the hosts lead doubling manifests.

Cheltenham's turn to threaten - which they haven't done all that often this afternoon - as Ethon Archer tees up Lee Angol.

Harvey Davies is equal to the task in the Red Devils' goal and we still await a breakthrough.

All a bit untidy at the moment, with Northampton still seeing more of the ball but unable to make it count.

It's 1-1 in terms of yellow cards now, with Cobblers' Conor McCarthy going into the referee's book for pulling Dale Taylor's shirt.

Can anyone find a way through before half-time?

Will Swan's fluidity with the ball is proving tricky and Murray Wallace feels the need to wrap his arms around the Bradford forward to prevent him from bursting down the left flank.

It's cynical as can be though and Wallace is justly cautioned.

Bradford goal scorer Bobby Pointon could prove to be a thorn in Huddersfield's side today.

He sends in a beautiful delivery into the box and towards a dangerous Antoni Sarcevic.

The Terriers are able to soak it all up though and Pointon's superb pass doesn't find a reward.

Geraldo Bajrami is so close to putting Crawley in front!

It's a thunderous drive from the on-loan Burton midfielder, which pounds the crossbar, bounces down - and stays out.

The Cheltenham camp breathe a collective sigh of relief.

Another break in play - this time for Alex Pattison, who bears the full brunt of Josh Neufville's clearance on his head and needs a thorough check before play can continue.

The game goes on but Pattison cannot. He's replaced by Tommy Leigh.

Huddersfield boss Lee Grant is feverishly giving his team instructions as Bantams' Tyreik Wright receives some treatment.

They are by no means being outplayed but the momentum is beginning to swing a way Grant won't like.

Cheltenham's Joe Day is kept busy again as Kabongo Tshimanga wriggles and fires a shot on the turn that requires a tip behind.

The resulting corner reaches Charlie Barker, but his attempt at goal is fairly routine for Day to deal with.

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

Huddersfield really took the game to Bradford City, Bradford were having to absorb the pressure in the opening stages.

A knife through butter perfectly describes the opening goal from Bradford - it was an incredible move.

Since the goal, Bradford have settled down and they seem to have better control of the game now.

Bradford want another.

Huddersfield defender Murray Wallace's header keeps the ball out the box but only tamely into the feet of Will Swan.

Swan takes advantage and strikes it towards goal but it's not got enough pace to out-do Terriers keeper Lee Nicholls, who gets down low to stop the shot in it's tracks.

Northampton have been in control of this first quarter, but Blackpool might feel they've taken the sting out of it for now.

They're helped by a break in play for Josh Bowler to receive treatment after going down near the touchline.

This time, at least, Bowler's descent to the turf doesn't earn him a booking...

Matt Glennon
Former Huddersfield keeper on BBC Radio Leeds

It's been all Huddersfield in the first 17 minutes but that's a great move.

It's great movement, there's way too much space on the left-hand side. It's a good finish, but Huddersfield won't be happy with that at all.

Jamie Raynor
BBC Radio Leeds' Bradford City commentator

It's exactly what this West Yorkshire derby needed, the scripts just keep coming for Bradford City.

He went straight over to the City fans and celebrated with them - Bradford have just found a new gear.

Relief for Ruben Roosken when Bradford's Matthew Pennington can't guide his header into the net and now the tension is all on the hosts as Huddersfield go for a fast break.

Terriers frontman Joe Taylor winds up a shot but it lifts it high to see it crashing off the crossbar.

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Bradford boss Graham Alexander is putting his lungs to good use on the side lines and his side are listening.

After a period of Huddersfield pressure, the ball is up the other end and Josh Neufville's fleet feet zig zag between the Terriers defence to draw a foul from Ruben Roosken.

Roosken picks up a yellow and could see further punishment with a free kick awarded to the hosts in a nice looking area.

Both these sides are seeking back-to-back wins and it's Crawley who come close to taking an early lead.

Josh Flint sets up Harry McKirdy, but Robins goalkeeper Joe Day pulls off a fine stop.