Hemed heads in 97th-minute leveller to give Brighton dramatic draw
Kerschbaumer scores injury-time goal to put Brentford back ahead
Duffy heads Brighton level from Knockaert cross
Stockdale saves Vibe penalty and March pulls one back for Brighton
Jota and Dean put Bees in control
Late Michael Hefele goal gives Huddersfield win over Leeds
Managers Garry Monk and David Wagner sent to stand after altercation
Huddersfield 0-0 Leeds
Simon Hooper has the unenviable task of refereeing this derby, which has so much riding on it.
His first whistle of the afternoon is met with cheers from all corners of the ground though, as he gets the match underway.
Strap yourselves in...
Huddersfield v Leeds (12:00 GMT)
How many of the 20-odd thousand fans would still be bed if this game wasn't on?
I won't guess, but they're certainly awake now.
The players have emerged on what is a fresh Yorkshire day - it's rather loud.
Huddersfield v Leeds (12:00 GMT)
Pontus Jansson discusses his Leeds United aims after agreeing to sign permanently.
Leeds United defender Pontus Jansson tells BBC Radio Leeds he left chairman Massimo Cellino with no option but to sign him after scoring the winner against Blackburn on Wednesday.
The Swede, who agreed a permanent deal from Torino on Thursday, said: "Cellino liked me when he was in Italy with Cagliari.
"He told me he loves me like a son and I always give my all for the club."
Huddersfield v Leeds (12:00 GMT)
Image source, Rex FeaturesOK, so it's not the biggest derby game ever, but it's certainly a contender for the most important Huddersfield-Leeds derby in recent memory.
The Terriers are fifth, only one place and two points behind Garry Monk's side with a game in hand.
Huddersfield have won nine of their last 11 Championship games, while it's eight victories from 11 for the Whites.
Need I say any more? This is pretty humongous.
Huddersfield v Leeds (12:00 GMT)
Huddersfield Town defender Michael Hefele previews the West Yorkshire derby
Huddersfield Town defender Michael Hefele tells BBC Radio Leeds that the side "have no limits".
Town beat then table-toppers Brighton 3-1 on Thursday.
Huddersfield v Leeds (12:00 GMT)
Image source, Rex FeaturesGerman striker Collin Quaner makes his first league start for Huddersfield Town since joining in January, while Chelsea loanee Kasey Palmer starts in the Championship for the first time in 2017. Nahki Wells and Izzy Brown drop to the bench.
Garry Monk has made three changes to his Leeds United side, with Ronaldo Vieira, Souleymane Doukara and Pablo Hernandez all coming in. Modou Barrow could make his debut from the bench, while Kemar Roofe and Hadi Sacko aren't in the squad.
Huddersfield Town: Ward, Smith, Hogg, Kachunga, Mooy, Lowe, Van La Parra, Quaner, Schindler, Hefele, Palmer.
Leeds United: Green, Ayling, Bartley, Jansson, Berardi, Bridcutt, Vieira, Dallas, Hernandez, Doukara, Wood.
Huddersfield v Leeds (12:00 GMT); Brentford v Brighton (15:00 GMT)
Image source, Rex FeaturesIt was meant to be.
We're approaching Sunday lunchtime and in case you didn't know (where have you been?!) today is officially Yorkshire Pudding Day.
So what better way to celebrate this momentous occasion than a Yorkshire derby, between two sides chasing promotion to the Premier League?
All while tucking into that roast dinner...