Huddersfield are looking the more likely to get a goal now.

The away side fail to hack the ball clear as panic sets in and Danny Ward sends a snapshot a couple of yards over the bar from 18 yards out.

Aother sub for the home side.

Jon Russell is off for Huddersfield and David Kasumu is on.

Kasumu, like Burnley's Scott Twine, was with MK Dons last season.

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Ashley Barnes has worked hard this evening.

The veteran Clarets striker hasn't had too many chances but has led the line well.

However, they want him in the area, not crossing the ball in.

He sends in a decent centre but there's nobody there to really attack it.

Scott Twine IS now on for his Burnley debut.

Samuel Bastien is the man replaced.

Twine scored a lot of goals from range for MK Dons last season. Wonder if he might chance his arm in these closing 20 minutes?

Urgh, a waste.

Jack Rudoni wins a corner for the home side and Sorba Thomas is over it.

His delivery is normally so reliable but this one is easily cleared by the man at the near post.

For all that Huddersfield have looked much better this half they are yet to test Clarets goalkeeper Arijanet Muric.

They've got 25 minutes to change that.

Clarets defender Charlie Taylor is shown a yellow card for taking an age over a defensive free-kick.

Well now.

Sorba Thomas swings in a dangerous free-kick from the Town right.

Ashley Barnes has got a hold of Tom Lees arm and the Town man goes to ground. Nothing doing.

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Burnley haven't been able to replicate what we saw from them in the first half so far since the break.

The Clarets signed League One's player of the year Scott Twine from MK Dons in the summer and I wonder if he might be on sooner rather than later for his competitive debut.

Glen Little
Former Burnley winger on BBC Radio Lancashire

In the last five minutes they've just come into it a bit, Huddersfield.

They're putting Burnley under a bit of pressure.

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Huddersfield 0-1 Burnley

Eesh, that's a sore one for Charlie Taylor.

The Burnley defender looks to head away Sorba Thomas' free-kick but keeper Arijanet Muric is off his line to punch away and clatter his own man.

He's ok to continue.

First yellow card of the season shown to Josh Cullen of Burnley.

He stopped sub Tino Anjorin's enterprising run on the edge of the area but think he might have been booked for dissent.

Home gaffer Danny Schofield has seen enough.

Tino Anjorin and Jack Rudoni are on and Josh Koroma and Duane Holmes are off.

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You know you're starting to get to a certain age when Vincent Kompany is a manager with Craig Bellamy as his assistant and you can remember both being young up and coming players ¯\_(ツ)_/¯.

For the first time all night Huddersfield are actually getting their foot on the ball and moving it around.

Ollie Turton sends in a quality cross from the right that Danny Ward fancies but it's headed away just in front of him.

Matthew Glennon
Former Huddersfield keeper on BBC Radio Leeds

I think it was over 300 passes for Burnley in that first half and 73% possession.

They can't let that continue.

Town are just putting a bit of pace into the game now.

The away side win the first corner of the second half.

Josh Brownhill swings it in but home striker Danny Ward is there to head away from danger.

UKCalcio: Gara non molto emozionante, con una predominanza totale del #BurnleyFC, external che mi ha sorpreso. #huddersfield, external non pervenuto. Serve molto, molto di più. Primi 45 minuti da allenatore perfetti per Vincent Kompany.

I speak a very, very small amount of Italian thanks to four years of occasional use of Duolingo... Perfetti definitely means perfect.

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Back under way.

Big, big turn around needed from the home side.

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Richard Byrne: At this rate, by full-time, Burnley will have more shots on target than in the whole of last season.

Julio: Be interesting to see Burnley this season. I'd love to see it go really well but how many times have we seen a club go down, get a new manager with a new philosophy and a mass turnover in players (rebuild) only to end up languishing 17th at Christmas and sack the manager?

Laurence Ridge: I don't think anyone knew what to expect with Kompany at the helm of Burnley. But wow. 73% possession and looking dangerous. The 1-0 scoreline is not doing the first half justice.

Clive: Burnley should be two or three up by half-time. Looking quite impressive and assured.

So far, so good for Vincent Kompany's men but we're just 45 minutes in and, as well all know, it's a long, long season in the Championship.

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