It's a bit of a scrappy start to this second half, with no team yet taking much control. Instead, the ball is just getting moved around the midfield without really going anywhere.

Carlos Corberan has made one change to his Huddersfield side during the break, with Danny Ward up front making way for Duane Holmes.

The players are back out on the pitch and the referee has got us going again for the second half.

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Here's how the match is shaping up from a stats point of view.

Remarkably, despite Huddersfield spending almost all of the first 45 minutes 1-0 up, they haven't actually recorded a shot on target yet with their goal coming from a set piece.

QPR have the advantage in terms of shots and edge it just in terms of possession with 59% to Huddersfield's 41%. The visitors enjoyed a good 10 minute spell in control as half-time approached and were duly rewarded for it with Luke Amos' goal.

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Huddersfield almost retake the lead from the restart.

Tom Lees heads goalbound from Harry Toffolo's ball into the QPR box but it deflects off Jimmy Dunne's head and over the bar.

And not long after that, the half comes to an end. Can Carlos Corberan's side pick up where they left off after the break?

Matthew Glennon
Former Huddersfield Town goalkeeper

I'm afraid you could see it coming.

QPR were building and it look liked Huddersfield were just trying to see out the half.

They have been getting crosses in - some of them were poor but it only takes one bit of quality and that's what they've shown, and they have their equaliser.

Town are the better side but they've been sloppy and have been punished for it.

It's all QPR at the minute but they don't seem to be able to turn their spell with the ball into any clear cut chances.

Sam McCallum is given the ball on the left wing but his cross into the box is wayward and sails out for a Huddersfield goal kick.

QPR win a free-kick in a dangerous area and it's played into the Huddersfield box.

There's a hush around the ground as Sam Field beats his markers and gets a head onto it but he diverts his effort over the bar.

Matthew Glennon
Former Huddersfield Town goalkeeper

You can't let QPR have that kind of possession just outside the penalty box.

Once they start encroaching on that 18-yard box you've got to bite and snap, and get that ball back.

Sorba Thomas picks up possession for the hosts as QPR fail to hold the ball after initially trying to win it back from a Huddersfield throw-in.

He then turns onto his right foot and tries to curl home from outside the box but it goes wide.

At the other end, QPR are penned back into trying an audacious shot of their own, but Andre Dozzell's effort from about 25 yards goes high and wide.

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If you're just joining us, Huddersfield lead QPR thanks to Jonathan Hogg's header from a set piece earlier.

Or should that be Yoann Barbet putting the ball into his own net as he hastily tried to clear?

Either way, since that goal, not a lot has happened in this game.

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The crowd at the John Smith's Stadium are in fine voice this evening, as their side look comfortable with their 1-0 lead at the minute.

In terms of on-the-field action, there's not a great deal to say at the minute, either the play confined to crosses and passes in midfield.

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Mark Warburton's QPR are in the midst of a five-game losing run and now find themselves a goal down against promotion-chasing Huddersfield.

They could do with a leveller here. And fast.

It's all Huddersfield so far as they look the more likely to add to their lead against QPR rather than concede.

Danny Ward, from quite some distance decides to let fly with a shot at goal which sails well wide of the mark.

Well what have QPR got in response to that, given their recent poor form?

Sam McCallum sends a ball into the box which is cleared by Huddersfield into the path of Sam Field.

Field then volleys wide of the mark.

Matthew Glennon
Former Huddersfield Town keeper on BBC Radio Leeds

Jonathan Hogg will definitely claim that.

The amount of times we ask why Huddersfield do that near-post corner routine, but it's certainly worked there.