Luton midfielder Pelly Ruddock-Mpanzu is down after a tussle in the middle of the park.

He's just getting a bit of treatment but doesn't look too happy it has to be said.

Huddersfield win a free-kick about 15 yards into the Luton half down the left.

It's sent in to the middle but big Luton centre-back Sonny Bradley gets up well to head clear.

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Goalless after 30 minutes and fairly cagey so far.

Not to tempt fate but the first meeting between these sides this season ended 0-0...

How's your luck?!

Sorba Thomas smashes a shot at goal after the Hatters half-clear a corner, it takes maybe three deflections before landing exactly where Hatters goalkeeper James Shea had dived in anticipation of the initial shot.

Six inches to his left and that would have found its way in.

Huddersfield getting on top now.

Danel Sinani forces a save from Hatters goalkeeper James Shea at his near post after some enterprising play from the home side.

Huddersfield midfielder Jon Russell moves on to the ball about 30 yards out and decides to chance his arm.

It flies well over but worth a go.

Few little niggly fouls disrupting the flow of the game.

A goal either way would really open this one up as Huddersfield look to launch an attack but it goes out of play.

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Huddersfield are looking to play the ball forward quickly when they get on the ball while, for the time being, Luton are bring a bit more methodical in possession.

Both sides are capable of mixing up how they play.

Sulaimon Adelekan: Thomas will be very key for the home side tonight. A lot of anticipation anytime he picks up the ball on the wings.

The Wales winger has had a decent start for the hosts this evening.

Some nice play from Luton but Henri Lansbury gets crowded out as he looks to fashion room for a shot or final pass.

We've got hail in West Yorkshire right now.

April, eh?

Huddersfield are on the front foot, though I don't think that's necessarily connected to the inclement weather.

First chance of the night goes the way of the home side.

Sorba Thomas breaks forward down the left and the Wales international curls a low cross into onrushing midfielder Lewis O'Brien, but he sends his shot high and wide from 20 yards out.

There's just one point between these sides after 40 matches, with both sides having won 18 league games so far.

Luton are just enjoying a bit of possession for the first time tonight.

Nice, bright start from Huddersfield as they look to threaten down their left in the opening exchanges.

We're under way in this huge clash between two play-off chasing sides.

Fingers crossed for a cracker under the lights in West Yorkshire.

Matthew Glennon
Former Huddersfield Town goalkeeper

You want to be in the Premier League. There's no better place.

The fact these teams are up here shows that you can compete at this level with good recruitment.

You don't have to spend fortunes or go and buy from far-flung places.

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We'd also like to hear from fans of the other teams vying for the play-off spots. What result would suit your team best this evening?

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This is how things lie in the race for the play-off places.

In-form Nottingham Forest look pretty nailed on to take third, and could yet put the pressure on second-placed Bournemouth, despite the Cherries having six more points from the same number of games.

It was a good weekend for the two teams in action tonight as Sheffield United and Blackburn drew and Middlesbrough fell to a home defeat by Hull City.

Millwall are a point behind Boro in ninth and could yet have a say in the shake-up but this graphic only allows for six teams so don't have a go at me.

Huddersfield have enjoyed nine days off since beating Hull City and they freshen things up with four changes from their last outing. Top scorer Danny Ward returns after an illness.

Luton recall former Arsenal and Aston Villa man Henri Lansbury as they look to secure a first win in three.

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Back in August if you'd told fans of Huddersfield and Luton they'd be in the Championship play-off places with six games remaining it's likely they'd have... well, let's just say they'd have been surprised.

The Terriers and Hatters have both enjoyed excellent campaigns so far and start tonight in fourth and fifth respectively.

However, the chasing pack aren't a million miles behind and any slip up at this stage could prove costly.

Good evening and welcome to live text of Huddersfield v Luton in the Championship.