FT: Huddersfield 1-1 Brentford (O'Brien; Sorensen)
Lewis O'Brien slides in opener (7 mins); Mads Sorensen pokes in equaliser (55)
Brentford have two penalty appeals turned down
Bees move into third place above Swansea on goal difference, nine points behind second-placed Watford
Huddersfield extend unbeaten run to five games and move eight points above drop zone
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Huddersfield v Brentford (12:30 BST)
A minute's silence before kick-off for Frank Worthington and Derek Hawksworth, who both played for Huddersfield, and died over the international break.
Huddersfield v Brentford (12:30 BST)
A slight delay in the teams arriving - Brentford apparently didn't hear the bell in their dressing room!
Huddersfield v Brentford (12:30 BST)
Carlos Corberán makes two changes for Huddersfield from the draw with Sheffield Wednesday.
Álex Vallejo and Yaya Sanogo are in for Rarmani Edmonds-Green and Juninho Bacuna.
Huddersfield: Schofield, Pipa, Vallejo, Hogg, O'Brien, Holmes, Keogh, Duhaney, Campbell, Sarr, Sanogo
For Brentford, it's three changes from the side who drew with Nottingham Forest.
Mads, Roerslev, Ethan Pinnock and Semam Ghoddos start today.
Brentford: Raya, Roerslev, Jansson, Pinnock, Nørgaard, Janelt, Ghoddos, Mbeumo, Canos, Toney
Huddersfield v Brentford (12:30 BST)
Image source, Rex FeaturesYesterday's action saw Bournemouth emerge as the big winners.
They beat Middlesbrough 3-1 on the south coast to close to within a point of the play-offs.
A result that dealt Boro's play-off hopes a severe blow.
None of the other sides around the play-off zone won.
Swansea lost a third straight game, going down 1-0 at Birmingham.
Coventry were well beaten at QPR while Rotherham missed a last-minute penalty to nick a point at Millwall.
Huddersfield v Brentford (12:30 BST)
Image source, Rex FeaturesHuddersfield meanwhile still have work to do to ensure their Championship survival.
They're seven points above the relegation zone at the start of play, also with the buffer of Coventry and Birmingham between themselves and the drop zone.
They have games in hand on those sides but have played two games more then third-from-bottom Rotherham.
A run of one win in six has made things a little uncomfortable for the Terriers.
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Image source, Rex FeaturesBrentford begin the day in fourth and will hope to solidify their place in the play-offs.
They're 10 points behind second-placed Watford with two games in hand so still have a sniff of automatic promotion.
But with just nine games to go there is very little room for error.
Draws with lowly Nottingham Forest and Derby have made a play-off place seem most likely for the Bees.
Huddersfield v Brentford (12:30 BST)
Image source, Rex FeaturesAfternoon everyone.
Hope you've been polishing off the hot cross buns.
One more Championship fixture before we can crack open (literally) the Easter eggs tomorrow.
It comes from the John Smith's Stadium, where Huddersfield host Brentford.