If you're just joining us then you might not know that injury-hit Huddersfield are giving first starts of the season to three players, including Demeaco Duhaney who was on loan at National League North Boston until midweek.

Elias Kachunga wins the first corner of the game for the hosts.

Some neat play from the visitors breaks down on the edge of the Huddersfield area.

We've already had a bit of a confrontation between Town midfielder Jonathan Hogg and Leeds counterpart Mateusz Klich.

Huddersfield get us under way in front of a packed John Smith's Stadium.

The players are heading out of the tunnel and kick off is moments away.

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As previously mentioned the last time these pair met it all got a little bit heated.

The Terriers took all three points thanks to a late winner from defender Michael Hefele.

The German's goal sparked wild celebrations throughout the ground and on the sideline, with boss David Wagner sprinting down the touchline to join the bundle, much to the annoyance of Leeds counterpart Garry Monk.

Monk and Wagner clashed as the latter returned to his technical area before players from both teams confronted one another.

The managers were both handed touchline bans and the clubs were fined £10,000 by the Football Association.

Could we be in for more of the same today?

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Huddersfield Town make three changes to the team thumped 5-2 at Bristol City last week, Steve Mounie, Josh Koroma and Demeaco Duhaney all come in for their first starts of the season for the club.Leeds United are forced into two changes with midfielder Kalvin Phillips suspended and defender Liam Cooper injured. Gaetano Berardi and Ezgjan Alioski come in for them.

Huddersfield XI: Grabara, Duhaney, Stankovic, Schindler, Hadergjonaj, Hogg, Bacuna, Kachunga, Koroma, Grant, Mounie.

Leeds XI: Casilla, Dallas, Ayling, Berardi, Alioski, White, Klich, Costa, Harrison, Hernandez, Bamford.

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It’s been 1,034 days since West Yorkshire rivals Huddersfield and Leeds last met.

A stormy encounter between the two Championship play-off hopefuls in February 2017 ended 2-1 to the Terriers, with then Leeds boss Garry Monk accusing Town counterpart David Wagner of lacking “class, humility and respect” after his celebrations when his team grabbed a late winner.

Leeds arrive in brilliant form and will go back to the top of the Championship with victory over their struggling rivals.

Can the hosts bounce back from last week’s 5-2 defeat at Bristol City that left boss Danny Cowley “ashamed” or will Leeds get revenge, three points and the bragging rights?

If that wasn’t enough after the action at the John Smith’s Stadium we’ve got nine 15:00 kick offs in the Championship, 11 in League One and the full 12 in League Two.