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There was an epic conclusion to tonight's match but it's only the start of this weekend's upcoming frenzy.

And if tonight's magic is anything to go by, there's no way you want to miss out.

Join us on Saturday afternoon for all the build-up, goals and everything in-between.

Oh, and of course, we'll be back right here before that on Friday night for Middlesbrough v Ipswich in the Championship. Night!

Huddersfield Town

Huddersfield Town boss Lee Grant speaking to Sky Sports:

"93 and 95, it's tough to take but I didn't like our performance in the second half. There is perhaps something for us to learn from that.

"Frustrated, angry, all of those things but we have to look past it.

"I think the group really wanted to win that game and I think we chose to go about it in the wrong way. Disappointing and a harsh lesson to learn.

"The momentum swings in the second half and we don't respond to it. I think the group had good intentions but not for me, in the right way.

"The second half was very much away from the first half and the plan we were hoping to execute."

Matt Glennon
Former Huddersfield keeper on BBC Radio Leeds

If it hadn't been so bad for so long, not as many questions would be being asked right now. It has been a real slog.

Despite being behind for 86 minutes, it's Bolton who finish the evening in seventh place in the League One table.

A first away win of the season for Bolton means they move to within just one point of the play-off spots.

Huddersfield, meanwhile, drop to eighth having made it back-to-back defeats.

More reaction to come but don't forget to read a summary of tonight's rollercoaster thriller by clicking the 'report' tab at the top of the page.

Bolton Wanderers

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Bolton Wanderers boss Steven Schumacher speaking to Sky Sports:

"To win it in injury time is usually the best way but I've just said to the players if they would have come in at full-time and lost, I would have said I was proud of them.

"I felt we were the better team. It was tight in the first half because they've got good players but in the second-half, we took over.

"They did catch us by surprise. You can tell they came in energised, Lee got a good reaction from his team.

"The players take full credit. They could have lost belief and thought it was another bad away day.

"I'm delighted with our fans as well. They gave them the energy that they needed. It's been frustrating for our away fans because we've played really well and not got the results from it."

Matt Glennon
Former Huddersfield keeper on BBC Radio Leeds

That has got nothing to do with the manager, that is down to the players on the pitch.

Bolton Wanderers

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Bolton Wanderers winger Amario Cozier-Duberry speaking to Sky Sports:

"I'm proud. I'm buzzing, right now.

"The players, the staff, they are amazing. I couldn't ask for more.

"I feel like it was pending. I feel like we've had a few unlucky away runs."

Bolton Wanderers

Bolton Wanderers striker Sam Dalby speaking to Sky Sports:

"I think sometimes when you concede so early, it can be difficult.

"I felt like we had a few chances, enough to win the game and luckily the little man won it.

"I feel like we've got to repay them [the fans]. We've had some unlucky away runs and they've been there singing. We had to repay them."

Keith Hill
Former Bolton and Barnsley boss on BBC Radio Manchester

Huge celebrations. In a heartbeat they turned this game on it's head. Don't underestimate the quality of the goals either, fantastic.

I am really really pleased for the manager, it gives him a bit of breathing space and stops the questions for a bit.

Matt Glennon
Former Huddersfield keeper on BBC Radio Leeds

It all comes down to small margins. You have to get your basics right, if they had been doing that in the final five minutes they would still be winning the game.

Louis Reynolds
BBC Radio Leeds

Boos ring round the stadium from the Huddersfield fans. The players sink to their knees, they can't quite believe what has just happened. Speechless.

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Bolton have an away win and take it in unbelievable fashion.

After Huddersfield led for 87 minutes following Leo Castledine's early header, the visitors make a breath-taking comeback by finding the net twice within two minutes inside added time.

Sam Dalby's header took the side level before Amario Cozier-Duberry struck in the second.

They haven't won an away game since April. What a way to do it.

Keith Hill
Former Bolton and Barnsley boss on BBC Radio Manchester

Unbelievable. Absolutely brilliant. That is so well deserved, Bolton deserve this. They have found a way and this could make a huge difference on the fortunes of Bolton this season.