Ethan Horvath is keeping Forest in it now!

He makes a fine save from Billy Sharp and then keeps out Ben Davies on the rebound as the home side look to turn the screw.

Nottingham Forest forward Philip Zinckernagel lashes a shot into the sidenettting.

Keinan Davis and Brennan Johnson are, not for the first time, unhappy that the Dane has taken the shot on.

Right.

Nottingham Forest, who have done basically ALL of the running in this one, now have 20 minutes to salvage something.

Sheffield United haven't conceded a goal at Bramall Lane since October though and the place is rocking now.

Chris Morgan
Former Sheff Utd defender on BBC Radio Sheffield

Fantastic cross from Morgan Gibbs-White. And when you need a goal, Sir Billy pops up and heads it in the net.

Huddersfield back on top after that spell of Peterborough pressure.

Duane Holmes thinks he should win a corner but his shot had gone wide before Dai Cornell touched it.

Another Holmes run does earn the hosts a corner soon after and Sorba Thomas whips in a fine delivery that Lewis O'Brien heads over.

Sheffield United take off Femi Seriki and Oliver Norwood and bring on Ben Osborn and Daniel Jebbison.

They need to do something to get a foothold in this.

Forest firmly on top still.

Starting to wonder if they are going to live to regret not capitalising on some of the chances they've had.

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Decent spell now from Peterborough, easily their best of the game.

They still have not tested Terriers keeper Lee Nicholls but Sammie Szmodics just went close, curling a lovely strike just over the bar from 25 yards.

Huddersfield respond by bringing off goalscorer Danel Sinani, with Carel Eiting replacing him.

From Steve Cook's header hitting the crossbar the home side are down the other end in a flash but John Fleck has his pocket picked by a perfectly-timed tackle from the retreating Philip Zinckernagel.

An hour played at the One Call Stadium where the winner will end the night in the League Two automatic promotion places.

Mansfield still lead thanks to Farrend Rawson's first-half goal but Josh Coley has just been denied an equaliser by a double save from Nathan Bishop.

The Stags are using their scoreboard tonight to show their support for Ukraine.

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Forest so close to the opener!

Steve Cook's header from a corner crashes against the crossbar.

Some absolutely lovely touches from Forest striker Keinan Davis.

The Aston Villa loanee wins a corner but it's an easy gather for home goalkeeper Wes Foderingham.

Huddersfield want a third goal to truly see this one to bed.

Sorba Thomas comes close but side-foots a decent opening wide before, moments later, Danny Ward finds space through the middle but shoots straight at Dai Cornell.

Sheffield United defender Ben Davies is booked for blocking the run of Keinan Davis.

Davis probably wanted the referee to play advantage there to be fair.

The free-kick comes to nothing.

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Interesting to see how Huddersfield approach this second half.

Will they defend what they have, knowing that Peterborough have scored just one goal in their past seven Championship matches?

The Terriers have earned an early corner that came to nothing but Posh respond with a flag-kick of their own as Jack Marriott's effort is deflected wide.

However, Joe Ward's corner curls out of play before reaching the middle. It's been that sort of night for Posh.

Game has settled straight back down after the break.

Sheffield United look to be playing with a bit more pep, I assume boss Paul Heckingbottom had some fairly... frank opinions to share with them after their slow start to this game.

Chris Morgan
Former Sheff Utd defender on BBC Radio Sheffield

I think Paul Heckingbottom will have been telling the Sheffield United lads to calm down a bit and play the way they have been playing.

They have been playing some good football, scoring goals and keeping clean sheets.