Huddersfield with more of the ball since going behind but Luton working very hard off the ball.

James Collins dropping deep from attack to help them out.

Awful challenge by Steve Mounie on Harry Cornick with his first real act since coming on. A real striker's tackle that.

Frustration for the Terriers after Emile Smith Rowe sees his cross into the penalty area from the right sail harmlessly through without a team-mate anywhere near it.

Decent sight of goal for Luton's Luke Berry, who has a go from range.

Not on target this time as it heads over the crossbar but Berry with his tail up after scoring against Barnsley on Tuesday.

First change for Huddersfield and it's in attack.

Fraizer Campbell off and Steve Mounie on which was one of the two starting line-up changes Danny Cowley made from their team on Tuesday.

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If it stays like this, Luton will move off the bottom and to within two points of climbing out the bottom three.

Huddersfield would be nervously waiting and watching tomorrow's results with most of the other teams around them in action then.

Terrible free-kick for Huddersfield from Karlan Grant. Absolutely wasted.

Jut needlessly fires it over the crossbar and a long way over from the left edge of the penalty box.

Poor stuff.

Huddersfield concede for the first time in more than three and a half games.

How will Danny Cowley's side respond to that?

Nathan Jones must be delighted with the way his side have started this half.

Some full-bloodied challenges from Luton in the early stages of this second half.

Pelle Ruddock Mpanzu then has a shot from the edge of the penalty area deflected behind for a corner.

Right then - strap yourselves in, we're off again.

No changes so far for either side.

Almost time for us to resume.

Highlight of this one so far for me has been able to take the chance to grab what was left of the garlic bread at dinner time in this household.

Wayne Andrews: Games like this tend to end in a 1-0 win for the away team, with a scrambled, messy winner after the home team have dominated possession and territory.

Daniel Stevanato: Win for Huddersfield tonight and we'll be all but safe. Assuming Wigan's 12 point deduction stands, we'd be effectively 8 points clear of safety with Barnsley and Wigan only having 12 points to play for. Scrappy 1-0 will do me.

Whichever side of the fence you're on, I think we're all agreed this is going to end up being an ugly 1-0, right?

On the plus side, at least that'd mean we'll get a goal.

July isn't exactly renowned for being sacking season in the Championship - but these are unprecedented times.

In the last week alone we've seen two managerial casualties in the second tier, with Bristol City dismissing Lee Johnson after four and a half years on Saturday and then Pep Clotet making an early exit from Birmingham City on Wednesday.

Who do you fancy for those two roles? You can let us know by using #bbcefl on social media.

It's been a really tough couple of weeks for all involved with Wigan Athletic.

It seems to be a situation that's evolving on a daily basis at the moment, with it emerging today that midfielder Jensen Weir is expected to complete a £500,000 move to Brighton - ensuring the Latics are able to pay their players' wages until the end of the season.

Wigan's administrators said earlier this week that the club would have to sell players as they look to cover costs, as they have no regular income.

You can click here to catch up with all the latest goings on and here to listen to a BBC Radio 5 Live special on the club.

Just to remind you this is the first of two Championship matches we'll be bringing you this evening.

After we're done and dusted at the John Smith's Stadium. we'll be heading to Craven Cottage for a battle between two play-off hopefuls.

One of them even still has a slim chance of going up automatically....

Fulham v Cardiff City is our late game.

Little to talk about on the pitch and from these stats sadly....

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Well, that was as forgettable a first half of football as anyone will ever witness.

Probably a good thing no fans are allowed in to see it, most would've struggled to stay awake for it had they been.

It has to get better in the second half, surely?

Two minutes being added on...

Do we really need them?!

Quality. Quality. Quality.

That's what's been lacking in the final third from both sides as Karlan Grant finds space down the Huddersfield left and puts the ball into the danger area.

But, nobody is there to meet it in a striped shirt and Luton can hook it clear.

Luton's Elliott Lee has a very handsome beard on him. Clearly been working hard on that during lockdown.

Never saw anything of that ilk on the face of his dad Rob in his playing days.

He was a tidy player wasn't he?

Mind you Elliott's pretty decent too, but he needs to grab hold of this game for his side if they're going to mount a great escape.