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We are under way at the John Smith's Stadium!

Here's how these two sides line up for tonight's game.

Huddersfield make one change to their side after Monday's win against Luton, meanwhile QPR make three changes for the trip to Yorkshire.

Huddersfield: Nicholls, Toffolo, Hogg, O'Brien, Thomas, Turton, Sinani, Ward, Colwill, Lees, Russell.

Subs: Blackman, Pipa, Anjorin, Rhodes, Koroma, Holmes, Sarr.

QPR: Westwood, Odubajo, Dunne, Barbet, McCallum, Amos, Field, Dozzell, Chair, Thomas, Dykes.

Subs: Mahoney, Sanderson, Ball, Johansen, Adomah, Gray, Austin.

Let's turn our attentions now to our next match on this bumper Good Friday of football.

In-form Huddersfield take on out-of-form QPR..

Mike White
BBC Radio Humberside sports reporter

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Scunthorpe's recruitment has been questioned in the past few years, with many fans suggesting now-former chairman (but still club owner for the time being) Peter Swann had too much input, something he has refuted on several occasions.

While some fans are angered by the current state of the club and this situation, many almost seem numb to it now and were resigned to their fate a long time before the dreaded (R) was placed next to their name on the league table.

And despite the consistent positivity from manager Keith Hill about the future of the club, I'm not sure the majority of Iron supporters share that sentiment as they've seen that the National League can quite easily turn into a giant abyss that has swallowed up clubs without a hint or whisper of a return to the Football League.

Maybe recent talk and suggestion of a takeover could provide the required impetus needed to at least provide the right resources to Hill and his team and breathe new life back into a club in desperate need of it, but that will have to wait for another day.

Mike White
BBC Radio Humberside sports reporter

It's a sad, miserable, heart-breaking day for Scunthorpe United.

A club with a storied history that can list legendary England internationals like Ray Clemence and Kevin Keegan among its most notable former players, in addition to club icons such as Jack Brownsword and Barrie Thomas, and even dual-sport star Ian Botham.

In recent times, the Iron punched above their weight in the Championship in the mid-to-late 2000s and flirted with it again under the management of Graham Alexander.

Many fans believe his 2018 sacking was the start of the decline that's brought them to this point.

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• Scunthorpe's 72-year stay in the Football League is ended with a 3-0 defeat at Leyton Orient.
• It's a very Good Friday for Barrow as they boost their survival hopes with a shock 4-0 win over leaders Forest Green at Holker Street.
• Port Vale maintain their promotion push with 1-0 victory at Hartlepool.
• Northampton push Oldham deeper into relegation trouble with a 2-0 victory at Boundary Park.
• Bristol Rovers move up to fifth with a 1-0 win at home to Salford.
• Sutton move into the final play-off place with a 3-2 win at fellow play-off hopefuls Mansfield.
• Newport drop out of play-off places with a 2-1 defeat at home to Crawley.
• Swindon keep their play-off hopes alive with a comfortable 4-1 win at Harrogate.
• Tranmere miss their chance to move into the top seven, being held to a 1-1 draw at Bradford.
• Stevenage boost their survival hopes with a 1-0 win at home to Rochdale.
• Walsall hold on to win 1-0 at home to Carlisle.

• Wycombe are up to fifth as a Garath McCleary double gives them a 2-0 lead at home to fellow play-off hopefuls Plymouth.
• Nathan Broadhead scores an injury time winner for Sunderland in a 3-2 win at home to Shrewsbury.
• Oxford keep their play-off hopes alive, holding on to win 3-2 at Fleetwood.
• Portsmouth maintain slim play-off aspirations with a 3-2 win at home to Lincoln.
• Morecambe boost their survival hopes with a 3-2 win at Charlton.
• Gillingham lose the lead twice to draw 2-2 at Cheltenham.
• Wimbledon throw away the lead at already relegated Crewe, falling to a 3-1 defeat and losing ground in the relegation battle.
• Doncaster drop into deeper relegation trouble after suffering a 2-1 defeat at home to Bolton.
• It finishes goalless between Accrington and Burton.

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• Bournemouth's automatic promotion hopes remain on track despite drab goalless draw versus Middlesbrough
• Reading fight back to win 2-1 against play-off chasers Sheff Utd, boosting their hopes of survival; fellow play-off chasers Blackburn finish with 10 men and lose to relegation-threatened Peterborough
• Murray Wallace scores own goal and goal in 1-1 draw between Millwall and Preston
• Barnsley held to draw at Swansea, deepening relegation fears; Hull extend gap on bottom three with win versus Cardiff
• Coventry come from behind to beat Birmingham 4-2 at St Andrew's; Bristol City edge 1-0 win at Stoke; West Brom leave it late to beat Blackpool thanks to Karlan Grant's stoppage time winner

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Let's take a look at how things finished up across the English Football League if you're just joining us..

Two quick first-half goals inside 11 minutes were enough to give Hull City the win despite Aden Flint's late consolation goal for Cardiff.

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What a turnaround from Coventry.

Kristian Pedersen and Gary Gardner gave Birmingham an early 2-0 lead, but it was a Sky Blues rout from then on. Two from Ben Sheaf drew them level, before Michael Rose and Callum O'Hare wrapped up the win.

All over in south Wales and these two sides share the points.

Five games of the season left and, after Reading's win at Sheff Utd, Barnsley are now 10 points adrift of safety.

Jay Dasilva's goal six minutes from time gives Bristol City their first win in five matches after an otherwise quiet afternoon against Stoke.

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A massive, massive three points for the Royals at Bramall Lane.

Tom McIntyre's late volley gives them the win right at the death, only minutes after the Iliman Ndiaye appeared to get the hosts back into it.

That's it, over!

Karlan Grant's late winner gives West Brom all three points against Blackpool.

Two goals from Millwall's Murray Wallace - into his own net and the Preston net - means these two sides share the points.

10-man Blackburn's hopes of a play-off spot suffer a huge blow as they are beaten by Peterborough.

Two goals in four minutes for Posh inspired their late turnaround.