This game needs a goal....Obvious footballing cliche number 207.

It really does though. Five minutes until the break

Sorry, that's two mentions I've made of the cricket so far in this game.

But, that tells you really how little I've actually had to tell you so far in terms of incident.

Incidentally, you can follow the closing stages of day three and the start of England's second innings here.

Yellow card meanwhile for Huddersfield's Fraizer Campbell as he commits a cynical shove on James Bree.

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OOH! A shot at goal!

Lewis O'Brien tees one up for Huddersfield from about 25 yards out on his left.

But that's an easy take for Simon Sluga. Regulation stuff that Jos Buttler was doing plenty of earlier today at the Ageas Bowl....

Wasted Luton corner as they fail to either win the first ball in the penalty area and then get it down to fashion a shooting chance.

Fragile confidence all round.

But this is what can happen when you're in a relegation fight and desperate for a result.

Christopher Schindler escapes needlessly giving the ball away on the edge of the Huddersfield penalty area.

James Collins unable to capitalise on that for Luton and you can immediately see Nathan Jones' frustration on the touchline as he's off his seat on the bench to try and get his point across.

Cagey.

A half-threat at an attacking chance for Huddersfield.

Sonny Bradley cuts out Chris Willock's attempted cross from the right towards Fraizer Campbell that almost found the striker inside the six-yard box.

Probably the most fluid move for a while.

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And we're off again.

That fake crowd noise they pump through on the television and in grounds currently is very misleading.

There's no way a real crowd would be that animated about what's happened so far in this game, which is not a lot...

Time for a first-half drinks break!

That's pretty much all I can say about the past few minutes. Fill in the blanks yourselves.....

I'll be honest, there's not been much to write home about in this one so far.

But Huddersfield demonstrating exactly why they've been hard to break down in the past three games.

Luton's need to get ahead in this one may play into their hands as the game goes on.

Looks like a very sunshiney evening in west Yorkshire which might present some problems for people trying to see through the setting sun as it gets lower.

Simon Sluga for Luton in the goal with more shade while Jonas Lossl may have to squint a bit more down the other end of the pitch.

Huddersfield again try to put Sluga under pressure with balls into the box but a foul is given against the Hatters' shot-stopper.

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Luton to remind you, start this game five points adrift of safety.

This game and next Saturday's at Hull present them with chances to overhaul teams around them, but it really needs to start with a win this evening.

Manager Nathan Jones hasn't seen much yet from his side in an attacking dimension.

Luton's first real move of any note into Huddersfield territory gets them to the edge of Huddersfield's box.

James Collins hasn't had much to feed off so far in terms of ball at his feet.

Huddersfield show some promise coming forward down the left as Harry Toffolo gets into an advanced position from left-back.

Luton back in numbers though to head his cross clear at the near post.

Nicely worked Huddersfield corner to the back post that nearly ends up with Fraizer Campbell getting on the end of a Jon Gorenc Stankovic header.

Simon Sluga alert to it in the Luton to take a clean catch.

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Ball has barely gone out of play in these opening exchanges but at the same time, it's spent little time in either penalty area.

Emile Smith Rowe has half a sight of goal for Huddersfield but his shot is blocked behind for a corner.

Energetic start from both teams with plenty of action down the nearside from where the cameras are.

Karlan Grant will no doubt be a key target for Huddersfield coming forward as he looks to add to the 18 league goals to his name so far this campaign.

Geoff Eltringham is our referee for this one.

He oversees both sets of players and the officials taking a knee to show solidarity for the Black Lives Matter movement and then we're off and running...

Teams on their way out for this one.

Luton's players trot out first from the tunnel and Huddersfield second, both of them keeping their distance in the current guidelines of course.

Not many wins to string between these two since restart, just the one each in fact.

Goals have also been at a premium for the large part, so be prepared for a bit of a tussle here.

Huddersfield have kept three consecutive clean sheets but also haven't scored in the past two games.

Luton have just the one clean sheet in their past four games, including conceding five in the same game against Reading six days ago.

The Hatters also haven't found the back of the net more than once in their past seven games.

So matters at both ends of the table could get a little clearer this evening for a few sides, but who are you tipping to seal promotion and who faces the drop?

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