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That's the first EFL play-off semi-final of the week done, with Huddersfield edging past Luton to reach the Championship final.

Join us at the same time tomorrow to do it all again, as Nottingham Forest go into their semi-final second leg at home to Sheffield United with a 2-1 advantage.

Thanks for your company.

You can read my colleague Ian Woodcock's match report here.

Valiant from Luton but Huddersfield hung in there and struck when it mattered.

Jonathan Smith
Former Luton midfielder on BBC Three Counties Radio

It's fine margins isn't it - over two games one goal from a set-piece has been the difference.

Jordan Rhodes has made a living out of that - you can't blame anyone form a Luton perspective.

It's a difficult one to take and I'm sure the boys will be gutted, but they've played a great game tonight.

Nottingham Forest manager Steve Cooper says his side want to deliver one more home performance to make their fans "proud" in their play-off semi-final second leg against Sheffield United.

Forest take a 2-1 lead into Tuesday's return at the City Ground with a final place at Wembley at stake.

"Our support this season has been incredible," Cooper told BBC Radio Nottingham.

"We want them to be proud of their team so let's aim to do that again."

Unlike Forest, who are trying to return to the Premier League for the first time since 1999, the Blades are looking for an immediate return to the top flight and boss Paul Heckingbottom knows the onus is on his side to take the game to Forest.

"We've got nothing to lose. If it's still 2-1 after 80 minutes then no problem, we're comfortable with that - we need to prepare for every eventuality," he told BBC Radio Sheffield.

"These are long ties and emotions start coming into play. It's about staying in the game."

So Huddersfield will face either Nottingham Forest or Sheffield United in the Championship play-off final at Wembley, on 29 May.

The Terriers will find out their opponents tomorrow night...

Matthew Glennon
Former Huddersfield keeper on BBC Radio Leeds

Huddersfield found a way to win and they've got to enjoy it now.

Football is over too quickly and you have got to soak in every last bit of it.

Now I have to lose six pounds to fit into my Wembley shirt!

Matthew Glennon
Former Huddersfield keeper on BBC Radio Leeds

It's been absolutely brilliant.

Yeah, it wasn't the best performance tonight but they got the job done.

Lee Nicholls has been great all season and he stood up today, and then a bit of magic from Sorba Thomas.

Across the season this is thoroughly deserved, even if they rode their luck tonight.

Stavros Makro: I'm remembering Jordan Rhodes playing for Blackburn and being so lethal. You never lose that, no matter how many games you play in the season.

Mo Jaffer: Jordan Rhodes scores when he wants. Literally!

Home fans stream onto the pitch and one or two try to incite the Luton players, who are understandably not in the mood for such antics.

But things calm down after a moment, allowing Huddersfield a chance to celebrate.

Huddersfield are going to Wembley!

They were terrible in the first half, largely because Luton were so effective, but they stepped things up after the break and got their reward through Jordan Rhodes' clever finish from Sorba Thomas' free-kick.

Luton huffed and puffed but ran out of legs towards the end - a great effort from them nonetheless.

The hosts continue to keep the ball well and win a useful throw-in.

Time almost up.

Luton can't sustain any attacks here.

Elijah Adebayo is flagged offside and Huddersfield can take their time with this.

Matthew Glennon
Former Huddersfield keeper on BBC Radio Leeds

The referee's not gone too big on the minutes added on, it's about right.

Big few minutes for Huddersfield. They've got the players to do it.

Sonny Bradley makes a good challenge to thwart Huddersfield scorer Jordan Rhodes.

Luton need the ball down the other end but it looks like they've run out of steam.

The fourth official has indicated a minimum of four minutes added time.

One more chance for Luton?

Huddersfield have won a corner.

They're managing this well.

Luton do now bring on top scorer Elijah Adebayo, with Harry Cornick making way. How fit is Adebayo? He doesn't have long to make an impact.

Pipa tries his luck for the hosts but the ball flies over the bar.

Luton are going to throw the kitchen sink at this now.

Huddersfield bring on defender Naby Sarr for playmaker Duane Holmes.

Luton also make a change - Reece Burke off, Carlos Mendes Gomes on.

Not long left.

Jonathan Smith
Former Luton midfielder on BBC Three Counties Radio

This is where Luton boss Nathan Jones might have to roll the dice.