Is that it for normal time?

Reading midfielder John Swift gets space on the edge of the box but his low shot just rolls wide of the mark, never troubling the keeper.

Adam Williams
BBC Sport at Wembley

The skies look like they're about to dump a monumental amount of rain on us here.

Is it a sign it will rain on someone's Premier League hopes deep into this one?

One minute of added time left.

Huddersfield sub Collin Quaner picks up on a mistake by Tyler Blackett, but the Terriers can't take advantage, as Aaron Mooy can't connect with a ball through.

Reading midfielder George Evans plays the ball forward to Yann Kermorgant, but he can't get on the end of the ball into the area under pressure from the superb Michael Hefele.

Steve Claridge
Ex-Leicester striker, BBC Radio 5 live at Wembley

What he's tried to do is he's tried to score by putting the ball over the keeper rather than putting the ball across goal.

The best thing to do there surely would be to stick it back into the area and make Huddersfield deal with it.

Reading go close to winning this match.

Garath McCleary is put through down the left and swings in a ball to Chris Gunter, who heads just over.

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That's really poor from the usually dependable Aaron Mooy as his corner delivery is just too long for everyone.

With the big men up and so late in the game, you need to at least put it on someone's head.

Seven, yes SEVEN, minutes of added time and Huddersfield win a corner thanks to Izzy Brown.

Now I don't mean to jinx this, but there is now the distinct feeling that both sides are playing for extra time...

Tommy Smith cannot continue, which is a real shame, and he is taken off on a stretcher to applause from his Huddersfield fans and replaced by Martin Cranie.

I make that about four more minutes to add at the end of the 90 for that stoppage.

Five minutes to go, and Tommy Smith is still down...

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Huddersfield full-back Tommy Smith is down on his haunches now, after kicking Yann Kermorgant on the follow through of his attempted shot when the Reading striker had taken the ball off his toe with a superb tackle.

Steve Claridge
Ex-Leicester striker, BBC Radio 5 live at Wembley

As the ball comes in, Tiago Ilori can bring the ball down and turn and shoot, but he doesn't for some unknown reason.

There was acres of space for him.

Saikat Sanyal: Losing now will be such heartbreak for either team.

You're not wrong there.

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Reading are getting much more of the ball now and the ball is played out to Chris Gunter, but his ball across goal is cut out by Michael Hefele and turned behind for a corner, which Hefele then clears an over the bar after Tiago Ilori failed to control the ball.

Adam Williams
BBC Sport at Wembley

A calm head. That's what this one needs.

Someone needs to get a foot on it and make a telling pass or a bit of patient build-up count.

We're not quite in the last-chance-saloon scenario yet, but you feel a bit of composure from one side could see them through this one.

Garath McCleary, or 'Fresh Legs Garath', has caused some problems for Huddersfield early on in his spell on the pitch, and he forces Michael Hefele to bring him down about 40 yards from goal.

That free-kick into the box is headed clear.

Steve Claridge
Ex-Leicester striker, BBC Radio 5 live at Wembley

I don't think it was for Quaner, the ball back, it's probably meant for Nahki Wells.

Unfortunately Quaner just runs into the middle of that pass, it hits him on his left foot and it goes wide.

Chance for Huddersfield!

Aaron Mooy breaks through down the right and cuts the ball back, presumably to Nahki Wells in the middle, but Collin Quaner stretches to get to the ball ahead of him, and touches the ball wide of goal.

It can't be understated how woeful this tackle was from Tommy Smith, right through the back of Danny Williams and the Huddersfield captain is rightly booked.