Rotherham closing in on their first win since Paul Warne ended his long spell in charge last month.

Three minutes plus time added on to go.

A fourth sub for Huddersfield as David Kasumu is withdrawn and young forward Charles Ondo enters the fray.

Matthew Glennon
Former Huddersfield keeper on BBC Radio Leeds

Play to the whistle, you're three yards out.

Put the ball in the net and then worry about it.

I think he's been nudged in the back but don't take that chance because the ref might not see it.

Straight after the goal Michael Beale takes off Jimmy Dunne, who looks like he has taken a knock, not just to his confidence, and Tyler Roberts.

Enter Andre Dozzell and Taylor Richards.

No pressure lads, we just want you to score a couple in the last 10 minutes will be the crux of the message from Beale.

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Oooh, now then.

That looks like a penalty to me.

The ball is player to Jack Rudoni at the back post and he brings it down before seemingly being upended by Rotherham sub Cohen Bramall.

The referee is some way away and doesn't give anything.

The lively Georgie Kelly smashes a shot at goal that Huddersfield goalkeeper Lee Nicholls saves at his near post.

Rotherham look the most likely to get the next goal just at the moment.

The home side are frustrating Town, who have given away a few silly fouls in the past few minutes.

This game is really cooking now and it's becoming end-to-end action.

After QPR struck the woodwork Luton go up the other end and R's keeper Seny Dieng is at full-stretch to tip Allan Campbell's effort over the top.

It feels like there is a goal coming.

Japan international defender Yuta Nakayama is booked for a foul from behind on Rotherham goalscorer George Kelly.

Off the bar from Jake Clarke-Salter!

It's a big let off for Luton as the centre-back catches the volley well but sees it cannon back off the bar.

Oh so close to the equaliser.

Those changes have given QPR a boost but they still can't find that all-important goal.

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Into the final 20 minutes.

Huddersfield have lost every time they've conceded the first goal this season and, unless they can find a goal, that run is going to continue today.

Nathan Jones sees Michael Beale's two subs and raises it with a triple change of his own.

Interestingly, he's taken off the front two of Carlton Morris and goalscorer Elijah Adebayo, along with Henri Lansbury who is less of a surprise as he had been booked.

Ex-QPR man Luke Freeman is on, alongside Cameron Jerome and Harry Cornick.

Matthew Glennon
Former Huddersfield keeper on BBC Radio Leeds

Danny Ward doesn't look happy.

You're a striker and your team is 2-1 down, you want to be out on the pitch.

Oh, hang about. There's loads going on here.

Huddersfield are making a triple sub and Rotherham are making a double one.

Right... The Terriers have brought on Jack Rudoni, Conor Mahoney and Aaron Rowe and they've taken off Duane Holmes, Ben Jackson and golascorer Danny Ward.

The Millers have taken off Lee Peltier and Shane Ferguson for Cameron Humphreys and Cohen Bramall.

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Rotherham boss Matt Taylor is looking for his first win in charge of the Millers.

They were miles off it in last week's 3-0 reverse at Blackburn so he'll have been pleased with what he's seen so far in this match.

Just over 25 minutes for them to see out.

Michael Beale makes his first changes as Luke Amos and Sam Field head to the dugout to be replaced by Stefan Johansen and Rob Dickie.

Can they help turn this around for QPR?

Duane Holmes responds to seeing his shot saved by getting a booking.

The Town midfielder is late on Ollie Rathbone and that's a free-kick to Rotherham from about 30 yards out.

Huddersfield starting to turn the screw a bit now.

Duane Holmes sees a firmly hit shot well saved by Viktor Johansson in the home goal after some poor defending from the Millers.