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That's me done for now.

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Former England and Forest midfielder Steve Hodge is not holding back in his assessment of tonight's performance from the Reds on BBC Radio Nottingham...

Just four shots on target for Forest.

Lyle Taylor really struggled to get into the game but there was a lack of creativity in general from the visitors.

Huddersfield, meanwhile, were lucky to get away with a horrible first-minute tackle from captain Jonathan Hogg but generally looked more solid.

A first victory as Huddersfield boss for Carlos Corberan, thanks to a fine goal from Fraizer Campbell.

But it's three games, three defeats and no goals scored for Nottingham Forest.

The pressure on Sabri Lamouchi will only intensify.

Another free-kick goes Huddersfield's way, much to Sammy Ameobi's frustration.

Time is running out for Forest and they've not tested Ben Hamer nearly enough in this second half.

Forest are pushing forward but Alex Pritchard draws a foul for the hosts which sees the clock tick along a few more seconds.

Three minutes left.

Lewis Grabban beats Huddersfield keeper Ben Hamer to a long ball forward but his touch is too heavy and it goes out for a goal kick.

We're into five minutes of stoppage time.

What a double save from Forest keeper Brice Samba!

First he thwarts Adama Diakhaby when through one-one-one and when the ball breaks for Josh Koroma inside the six-yard box he's out to smother him.

Huddersfield should've put the game to bed.

We're into the final four minutes of normal time.

Forest are probing but lacking creativity.

You have to think they'll have at least one more chance...

I'd be lying if I said a Forest equaliser is forthcoming.

They're not playing with a great deal of urgency, but maybe they're just choosing not to panic just yet.

Something needs to happen sharpish though.

Huddersfield almost get a crucial second on the counter!

The lively Josh Koroma picks out substitute Adama Diakhaby but his low shot is blocked.

Meanwhile the hosts take off goalscorer Fraizer Campbell, with Jaden Brown taking his place.

Forest have some real quality on their bench.

Joe Lolley is the final man to come on, replacing Luke Freeman.

They have too much talent to go a third Championship game without scoring, don't they?

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Andy Walsh: That was some finish by Campbell.

Matthew Noble: I think Lamouchi's time maybe up here, terrible start after what happened the tail end of last season (I know it's only 3 games) but they don't look like winning at the minute. Might be a mental thing but not sure how long they can go on like this.

Could Forest have had a penalty?

Luke Freeman crosses and Alex Mighten is blocked off by Huddersfield's Harry Toffolo.

It didn't look too bad to me but as they say... you've seen them given.

Richard Stearman - playing his 500th career game - is shown a yellow for a tactical foul on Forest's Lewis Grabban.

The visitors need to build up a head of steam as there's only 17 minutes of normal time left.

Alex Pritchard's delivery doesn't beat the first man.

Huddersfield have, however, won a corner.

Huddersfield's Josh Koroma runs the length of the pitch and draws a free-kick off Luke Freeman to relieve some pressure.

A rare chance for the hosts to get the ball into the box...

Lewis Grabban's straight into the thick of the action - he has a go on the half-volley and it flies narrowly off-target.

That's the sort of instinct Forest require right now.

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I promise Sabri Lamouchi doesn't have me on speed dial!

He makes the change we probably all expected - Lewis Grabban replacing Lyle Taylor in a like-for-like swap.

Forest have looked toothless and need inspiration.

Huddersfield also make a sub, Adama Diakhaby on for Issac Mbenza.

The visitors have the usually prolific Lewis Grabban on the bench.

There's talk the striker isn't fully fit but it can't be long until we see him, surely?

Lyle Taylor hasn't been in the game tonight.

Meanwhile, Sammy Ameobi goes in the book for dissent.