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We're back under way for the second half.

No changes made yet - let's hope it lives up to what we've already seen.

Leeds in particular will be searching for that win to put pressure on second-placed Brighton, who play later.

Leeds talisman Chris Wood really is firing on all cylinders in 2017.

He had already scored more Championship goals than anyone else in the calendar year, but his equaliser was his seventh in just five-and-a-half games since Auld Lang Syne was sung.

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If you've just joined us you're probably wondering, 'what have I missed'?

Well, two minutes after coming on to replace the injured Kasey Palmer, fellow Chelsea loanee Izzy Brown stayed on the move to toe-poke Tommy Smith's cross in and put Huddersfield ahead.

However, after his original cross was cleared, a Pablo Hernandez delivery was flicked into the path of the prolific Chris Wood, who showed great composure to guide the ball in after breaking the offside trap.

It's all to play for...

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It's advantage Swindon in the derby match in League One.

Chelsea loanee Fankaty Dabo's first senior goal the difference between the two sides at the break.

Leeds have a free-kick in a similar position to where Pablo Hernandez set up Chris Wood for their equaliser.

However, this time his attempted cross hits the wall and the first half comes to a close.

It started relatively slowly, but it hasn't half got going since Izzy Brown's introduction!

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They share a similar footballing philosophy, and I could actually imagine them being pretty good mates, but there were no smiles between Garry Monk and David Wagner at the pre-match handshake.

It was very much 'game face' time.

Which manager will be the happiest right now? We're into two minutes of added time.

Huddersfield's Rajiv van La Parra and Leeds midfielder Ronaldo Vieira go head to head following a disagreement over the taking of a free-kick.

It's all a bit silly and rather harmless but turns the temperature up yet another notch.

I don't want half-time to come...

This West Yorkshire derby is exploding into life.

Huddersfield are next to go close, on two occasions.

First Rob Green gets in the face of Collin Quaner to block his close-range shot, and then Michael Hefele heads agonisingly wide for the hosts.

Green looked helpless for that one, as it slowly trickled past the post.

The Terriers are starting to live up to their nickname now, giving the visitors no time on the ball and piling forward in search of a second goal.

Have Leeds been rattled? They had been the better side prior to Izzy Brown's opener.

It's first blood to Swindon in the big derby match in League One.

Chelsea loanee Fankaty Dabo has his first goal in professional football with a close range finish.

Good day for Chelsea so far...

On comes a Chelsea player to replace, erm, a Chelsea player.

Don't worry, you're following the right game, but Huddersfield have just brought on Izzy Brown to replace Kasey Palmer, who looks like he may have a groin strain.

Both forwards are on loan from Chelsea, and Brown has impressed of late...

Now the home fans are making some noise.

The two players who have come into the Huddersfield lineup, Kasey Palmer and Collin Quaner, almost link to devastating effect.

Palmer fed the German striker with a sumptuous pass, but he is denied his first Terriers league goal as Rob Green gets down low to save.

I thought Liam Bridcutt was walking a disciplinary tightrope, but it's his Leeds team-mate Luke Ayling who collects the first booking.

The defender catches Chris Lowe late, and a bit high.

He can't have too many complaints.

Make no bones about it, Leeds have definitely shaded the opening exchanges.

But do not fear, Huddersfield fans, the Terriers have form for starting slowly in this fixture.

In fact, Huddersfield’s last five goals in this fixture have all been scored after the 40th minute.

Have patience...

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Not too much action on the field, but an update on the two captains...

Leeds skipper Liam Bridcutt clearly got my memo on crunching tackles, as he just went through Huddersfield forward Collin Quaner on the way to getting the ball. Free-kick given.

Meanwhile, Terriers captain Tommy Smith is limping with quite seems like a bit of an injury. We'll keep an eye on him.

Leeds are the first to register a shot, and it brings a decent save from Danny Ward.

Chris Wood unleashes from an acute angle but Ward parries wide relatively comfortably.

A series of United corners follow which the Terriers deal with, albeit with a bit of nervousness.

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Three minutes in and we're yet to have that crunching opening tackle which, in years gone by, came hand in hand with a derby match.

The home side have looked to spray the ball around on the floor - in fact, both managers prefer a passing style, so could this game be a thing of beauty?

Yorkshire isn't the only place hosting a tasty derby match this lunchtime - there's also the League One encounter between Swindon and Oxford to keep an eye on.

That one's also just kicked off at the County Ground, and we'll bring you the thrills and spills from what promises to be a keenly contested game.