Some pressure from the home side.

CJ Hamilton gets makes ground up the right but his cross is a fraction overhit and drifts over the Tangerine shirts in the area.

Kenny Dougall then curls a shot over the bar.

The home side have made a change.

Morgan Rogers comes on in place of Sonny Carey.

Breakthrough at Vale Park and Accrington lead Port Vale 1-0.

Aaron Pressley is adjudged to have been fouled in the box by Funso Ojo, and the Stanley striker takes responsibilty for the spot-kick himself and makes no mistake.

Immediate danger from the visitors as Jack Rudoni crosses but both David Kasumu and Martyn Waghorn lose their footing when trying to shoot.

Longer studs lads?

Back under way at Bloomfield Road.

Do Mick McCarthy's side have a response?

Andy Bayes
BBC Radio Lancashire

Shocker of a half for Blackpool. One down to a poor goal, one man down with Madine sent off for elbowing Tom Lees.

Charlie Goode has done a hamstring as well. Carey has missed a good chance, Maxwell has made a superb save. Huge 45 to come for Blackpool.

Some breaking news to bring you at the break, with West Brom announcing that head coach Carlos Corberan has signed a new long-term contract with the club until 2027.

The Spaniard, 39, had been linked with the vacancy at Leeds, where he previously worked under Marcelo Bielsa.

Corberan has won 10 of his 13 Championship games in charge of the Baggies, lifting them from the bottom of the table and into the play-off places.

The League Two leaders, Leyton Orient, are ahead at the break through Ed Turns' goal at Crewe.

It's his first goal for the club.

Lawrence Vigouroux made a stoppage-time save to protect their lead.

The other game is 0-0 between Doncaster and Tranmere.

Two chances there for the visitors with Ethan Bristow striking a post and Regan Hendry forcing a good save from the goalkeeper.

Matthew Glennon
Former Huddersfield keeper on BBC Radio Leeds

Huddersfield have to win this now, not just because of the man advantage but because of the height Blackpool have lost with the men who have gone off.

I will take a 1-0 win but can Mark Fotheringham drive Huddersfield on to get two or three.

Elsewhere in the EFL, no goals in the first half between Port Vale and Accrington.

Couple of close moments for the hosts with Jamie Procter almost getting his head to a ball from close range and Gavin Massey shooting over from the top of the penalty area.

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It's Huddersfield who lead at the break thanks to Matty Pearson.

And they have a man advantage after Gary Madine's late red card.

And now it gets worse for Blackpool as Gary Madine is shown a straight red card for an apparent elbow on Huddersfield's Tom Lees.

Advantage Terriers now. The Seasiders have it all to do after losing their captain.

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Chance for Blackpool just before the break as Kenny Dougall sends a free-kick into the Huddersfield box.

Curtis Nelson gets his head on it but Tomas Vaclik gathers easily.

We're back under way at Bloomfield Road and entering five minutes of added time.

There's another break in play as Blackpool defender Callum Connolly receives treatment after colliding with keeper Chris Maxwell.

Matthew Glennon
Former Huddersfield keeper on BBC Radio Leeds

This is where the hard works starts. Huddersfield need to keep attacking because Blackpool have to come forward.

There's no reason why they can't go on and get a second or a third.

Our first goal of the evening comes in League Two, and it's for leaders Leyton Orient.

Ed Turns is the man on target with a drive from around 12 yards for the O's as they lead 1-0 at Crewe.

It's very quiet at Bloomfield Road. To be fair, there has not been a lot to shout about so far in this meeting of two of the Championship's strugglers.

This is a blow for Blackpool as defender Charlie Goode pulls up with what appears to be a hamstring injury.

His night is over. Andy Lyons is on in his place.