So, no goals this lunchtime, but no shortage of tension and jeopardy on display.

Supporters of all four clubs in these Championship play-offs can take a bit of a breather for a couple of days, but then we're back at it.

Join us again on Tuesday evening as one side will discover they're a step closer to the promised land of the Premier League.

Until then, thanks for being with us....

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So, half-time in our second Championship play-off semi-final tie and it was a cagey encounter in west Yorkshire.

Read Ian Woodcock's report of how it all unfolded.

There's more play-off action on the way later this evening.

It's the first legs of the League Two play-off semi-finals.

Blackpool host Luton Town and Carlisle United entertain Exeter City. Both games kick-off at 18:30 BST and we'll have all the build-up from 18:00 BST.

Well, you might have only just caught your breath after this weekend's first legs, but there's not much time to get comfortable until the return legs.

We go again on Tuesday night when Reading and Fulham will do battle in their second leg at the Madejski Stadium with the score evenly poised at 1-1.

Then on Wednesday night, Sheffield Wednesday and Huddersfield resume at Hillsborough.

Both those second legs kick-off at 19:45 BST.

Who'll break the deadlock in that one? Which two sides will be looking ahead to Wembley? Who'll be putting their heads in their hands after an agonising exit?

Ian Woodcock
BBC Sport at John Smith's Stadium

You'd have to say Wednesday will be the happier of the two with this result.

They came to contain Huddersfield and by and large that is exactly what they did.

Town enjoyed the majority of possession and created the few clear chances that there were, but the Owls rarely looked like buckling in a game that was high in effort if low in entertainment for the neutral.

Carlos Carvalhal's side are now eight unbeaten against Town and will fancy their chances at Hillsborough on Wednesday.

And that is that.

Nothing to separate them after the first leg. They'll go again at Hillsborough on Wednesday night for a place in a Wembley final....

Wednesday player down off the touchline in Daniel Pudil, but he's quickly back on his feet for the throw-in inside his own half.

Looking like it'll finish in a stalemate here, but can someone make themselves a hero? 

Four minutes being added on at the end of the 90.....

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Another free-kick to Huddersfield as Adam Reach fouls Tommy Smith as he tries to break down the right side.

Yellow card for the midfielder and Huddersfield make a late change with Nahki Wells going off for Martin Cranie and also Tareiq Holmes-Dennis replaces Chris Lowe.

To the back post it goes and Collin Quaner tries to head it back across Wednesday's area.

Kieran Lee hoists it clear for the visitors.

Off the wall goes Aaron Mooy's strike and out for another Huddersfield throw-in before Chris Lowe wins a corner off David Jones' tackle.

Free-kick to Huddersfield as Izzy Brown is fouled by the already-booked David Jones.

A way out, but what can the hosts muster?

Will we get a goal before we call time and reconvene at Hillsborough on Wednesday night?

Barry Bannan has a go from distance for Wednesday and the pocket-rocket midfielder's left-foot strike just curls away from goal.

Joel Coleman looked a bit concerned for a second between the sticks for Huddersfield, but it's off target.

Still no shots on goal for Carlos Carvalhal's side.

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I tell you what, Paul Ogden on BBC Radio Leeds has done a great job of sounding upbeat commentating on this one....

"Still enthralling," he says as we enter the closing stages of this first leg.

I see where he's coming from, but if you're a neutral, there's been little to get you out of your seat.

Collin Quaner's first input in this game is a moment to forget as the Huddersfield striker fails to control a spinning ball and keep it in touch just in front of the two subs benches.

Can only get better from here....

Emma Flowers: An exiled Villa fan, part of me doesn't want Huddersfield to go up as it's my local game. It's not their fault we're rubbish - so c'mon Town.

Ian Woodcock
BBC Sport at John Smith's Stadium

Town have done almost everything to get the opening goal and in the form of Collin Quaner they now have a real target to hit from set pieces and crosses.

They've got 10 minutes to find what would surely prove to be a winner.

First change for Huddersfield sees Collin Quaner come on for Elias Kachunga up top.

Quaner is a fairly imposing looking player and the big German might cause some problems for Wednesday late on in this one.