The second half has started.

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It's goalless at the break.

The best chances have come for the visitors in this so far. Not a classic but given what's at stake it was always likely to be tight.

Mathias Jorgensen goes in the book for a foul.

Only one goal in the last five games for Huddersfield. On this evidence you can see why.

No shots on target so far!

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Huddersfield trying to reassert themselves again after a bit of pressure. They need to go in at half-time back on top.

Abdoulaye Doucoure's drive is deflected wide. The visitors have had the best openings so far.

That was going in but for Jonathan Hogg's leg turning it away!

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Not a good afternoon so far for Roberto Pereyra. Two terrible corners and now booked, rightly, for diving.

That's two consecutive corners Roberto Pereyra has put directly out of play.

Awful!!!

Troy Deeney's goalbound shot is deflected wide. That was a big let-off for Huddersfield.

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Watford have their first corner of the game.

Roberto Pereyra fires it in, and out of play. That was rubbish!

David Wagner, like his compatriot and friend Jurgen Klopp, is certainly an animated figure in the dugout. To use the cliche, he seems to kick every ball alongside his men.

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Rajiv van La Parra has just taken a pass into his stride on the volley then juggled it down the line.

Skills!

He is a threat so far.

Rajiv van La Parra's shot is deflected onto the roof of the net.

Huddersfield are stepping it up.

The Watford right-back in the book for a foul on Aaron Mooy.

Watford keeper Orestis Karnezis makes a double save after a scramble from a Huddersfield corner.

He needn't have bothered - the offside flag was up.

Owner Dean Hoyle is sitting in the stands watching his Huddersfield team as ever.

I wonder if he is daring to plot for another season in the Premier League yet?

The game has settled into a subdued pace here.

Meanwhile, the fourth official today is probably hoping for a quiet, hassle-free afternoon without any angry goalkeepers.

It's Michael Oliver - back on Premier League duty after his controversial part in officiating Real Madrid's win over Juventus in the Champions League last week.

Javi Gracia's men are coming back into it. Nice work from Will Hughes in midfield as they start to get some decent passages of play.

Alex Pritchard tries to get on the end of a long punt into the area. Just a bit too far ahead of him but a smart run. Confident start by the home side.

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Watford have a bit of work to do defending a free-kick swung into the area there. Huddersfield are a big team with plenty of aerial threat but the visitors dealt with it.