Stewart Downing's 550th league game comes to an end as Corey Evans takes his place in the Blackburn midfield.

That's Blackburn's final change.

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Jonathan Hogg has his name taken for a fairly cynical foul on Joe Rothwell as Blackburn looked to breakaway.

And just like that Juninho Bacuna nearly does have a third for Town.

He runs at the Blackburn defence before striking from 20 yards. It takes a heavy deflection and just loops over Christian Walton's crossbar.

Into the last 15 minutes now.

Can either side find a winner?

The way the last 15 minutes have gone your money would be on it being Huddersfield if there is going to be another goal.

It's a double change for the hosts.

Goalscorer Lewis Holtby and Lewis Travis make way for Sam Gallagher and Joe Rothwell.

Holtby has been very impressive in his first start for the club but he's faded in the last few minutes as Town have taken control.

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All Town now!

Blackburn are living on their nerves as first Lewis O'Brien's shot is blocked and then Rovers scramble the ball behind for a corner.

It comes to nothing but Town boss Danny Cowley will be very pleased with how his side have wrestled this game back in their favour.

Huddersfield had just grown into it in the minutes leading up to that equaliser.

Blackburn have been much the better side for most of this contest but the Terriers are in the ascendancy now as Derrick Williams thwarts Town striker Karlan Grant as he runs in on goal.

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Bradley Johnson floats a lovely ball right across the face of the Huddersfield goal that Bradley Dack can't quite direct on goal at the back post.

At the other end Juninho Bacuna, just on for Town, strikes a few yards wide from outside the area.

Huddersfield make their first change of the day and it's the in-form Juninho Bacuna, with two goals in his last two games, who takes the field in place of Chelsea loanee Trevoh Chalobah.

Nearly an own goal from Huddersfield's Jaden Brown!

Stewart Downing whips in a cross from the left and, slightly unsighted it should be said, the full-back heads over his own bar under no pressure at all.

Adam Armstrong fires a low cross/shot across the Huddersfield goal that Bradley Dack almost connects with at the back post.

The hosts playing some really nice stuff at times today.

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Karlan Grant lifts an effort into the six-yard box with no real pace and Blackburn clear it away.

However, Adama Diakhaby retrieves the ball and wins another free-kick for the visitors on the other side.

His delivery is better and the hosts clear it for a corner.

A poor challenge by Lewis Holtby on Lewis O'Brien gives Huddersfield a free-kick in a promising position on the edge of the area.

Huddersfield get us back under way.

Can they get back in this to stretch their unbeaten run to four games?

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Huddersfield have been the masters of their own downfall here.

The Terriers took an early lead through Karlan Grant's penalty after Elliott Bennett took Adam Diakhaby in the area.

However, a dreadful mistake from Town defender Tommy Elphick allowed Lewis Holtby to tap home a leveller before a beautiful low strike from Bradley Dack put the hosts in front.

Blackburn midfielder Lewis Travis is the first player to pick up a yellow card today as the referee takes a disliking to his late challenge on Trevoh Chalobah on the halfway line.

Huddersfield have just grown into it again a little before we reach the break but, aside from fetch Karlan Grant's penalty out of his net, home goalkeeper Christian Walton hasn't had anything to do today.