Back under way in our two Championship games.

Peterborough have made a change, striker Jack Marriott is on as they look to rescue something.

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Before kick-off at Bramall Lane this evening, the crowd were treated to an on-pitch visit by Sheffield boxer and Blades fan Kell Brook, fresh from his recent win over Amir Khan.

No wonder he looked happy!

The Blades could do with a bit more punch themselves in the second half...

Steve Hodge
Former England and Forest midfielder on BBC Radio Nottingham

Forest absolutely the better side - as an away team you can sometimes be intimidated by coming to this place.

Gaby Zakuani
Ex-Peterborough defender on BBC Radio Cambridgeshire

Grant McCann will find it difficult to find any positives. Peterborough have been way off it as a team.

Matthew Glennon
Former Huddersfield Town goalkeeper on BBC Radio Leeds

The only thing that could ruin this for Town in this second half is Town.

You don't want to give them a sniff to get back into it.

They've had some chances after going 2-0 down and Huddersfield just need to keep that backdoor shut now. Keep your standards high.

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No goals but certainly no shortage of talking points.

Nottingham Forest have had much the better of it and should lead.

Djed Spence was felled in the area by Rhy sNorrington-Davies but Brennan Johnson's spot-kick was easily saved by Wes Foderingham in the home goal.

It felt like the Blades just needed to get to half-time without conceding and they've managed that.

I wonder if boss Paul Heckingbottom might make an alteration or two at the break as his side have hardly been in it so far.

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Considering the sides' respective positions, third and 24th in the Championship, not exactly a surprising scoreline in west Yorkshire.

Indeed, Peterborough will be relieved their deficit is not greater.

Danel Sinani's classy curler and Tom Lees' header put Huddersfield two up inside seven minutes and Ollie Turton has since struck the bar, while Duane Holmes has also gone close.

Peterborough's best chance fell to Kwame Poku but he side-footed wide and Posh boss Grant McCann has a job on his hands with the half-time teamtalk.

Fairly lengthy stoppage at the John Smith's Stadium for an injury to Huddersfield midfielder Lewis O'Brien.

He's limping off towards the sidelines after some treatment. I think we will see him back on.

James Garner joins Jack Robinson in the book for kicking the ball away.

Again, could the Nottingham Forest man go on to regret that?

Yeah, Sheffield United are not at it at the moment.

John Fleck heads the ball back from the halfway line and it goes over the Blades defence for Keinan Davis to run on to.

Ben Davies does well to stay with him and block off any shot.

Sheffield United are hanging on here a bit.

Keinan Davis barges his way forward before squaring for Philip Zinckernagel about 30 yards out.

He chooses to go alone, much to the chagrin of both Davis and Brennan Johnson.

The shot is blocked.

Spot of housekeeping.

Sheffield United defender Jack Robinson was booked following the award of the penalty for leathering the ball away.

Ill-advised with just shy of 55 minutes to play.

Ricky-Jade Jones sniffs a chance for Posh as he chases a ball through the middle.

He holds off one defender but not a second as a smart block takes the sting out of the Peterborough's man shot.

Sheffield United goalkeeper Wes Foderingham has now saved penalties in back-to-back home games.

The Blades went on to win1-0 against Blackburn in the last one.

An omen?

Chris Morgan
Former Sheff Utd defender on BBC Radio Sheffield

I think it's a brilliant bit of play by Djed Spence to get into that position but I think he's looking for it.

Brennan Johnson then went for a bit of a chip and although I think he's a real talent, he showed his inexperience there.

Chance for Posh here. Free-kick a yard outside the box, almost central.

However, Joe Ward curls it harmlessly over. Always tough to get it up, over the wall and back down from that close in.

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What on earth?

I don't even... Brennan Johnson steps up and sends his spot-kick straight down the middle where a standing Wes Foderingham pats it down and then gathers with ease.

Rhys Norrington-Davies brings Djed Spence down in the area.

Might have been a bit cheap but looks like there's contact.

This is looking like a case of not whether Huddersfield will win but by how many.

Duane Holmes is the latest man to go close, firing just past Dai Cornell's right-hand upright from 20 yards.

Holmes had fluffed a great chance a few minutes earlier, mis-kicking a volley from around 10 yards, just before Ollie Turton's deflected effort hit the bar.

All Huddersfield. Posh look a broken team.