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That's as far as we go here on a night where Huddersfield rescued a point in the final minute of time added on at Coventry thanks to Michal Helik's poacher's finish.

New Terriers boss Darren Moore will have been pleased with how his side improved after the break and the way they kept going even when it looked like their luck was out.

Sky Blues boss Mark Robins had said it might take a while for his charges to get going this season after a lot of changes over the summer but he'd have been hoping for more than eight points from their first eight games.

You can read Ged Scott's match report from the game by clicking here.

We'll be back with more EFL live text action on Friday when Moore's former side Sheffield Wednesday, the only winless side in the division, host Sunderland.

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It's a point that, unsurprisingly, doesn't do a great deal for either sides' league standing.

Coventry, who have now drawn five of their eight league matches, are down in 18th.

One point and one place above them are Huddersfield, who are now unbeaten in four after three defeats from their first four league games.

Steve Ogrizovic
Ex-Coventry City goalkeeper on BBC CWR

Coventry bossed it in the first half, we deserved to be in front.

But you can't argue with the fact that Huddersfield probably deserved that equaliser.

It's three points that we thought we'd got moments ago, that have been snatched away from us.

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Darren Moore starts off his Huddersfield reign with a very, very late point at Coventry.

Yasin Ayari's bundled first half effort looked like it would be enough to give the home side the points and just their second league win of the season.

However, with seconds running out Huddersfield, who were much the better side after the break, made one last foray forward and centre-back Michal Helik poked in to help them extend their unbeaten run to four matches.

Matt Glennon
Former Huddersfield keeper on BBC Radio Leeds

Absolutely brilliant and well deserved too, with that second-half performance.

Huddersfield deserve that goal and they deserve this point.

Coventry looking to just run the clock down now.

They've not offered much this half but they've managed to keep an improved Huddersfield at bay.

Into four minutes of time added on.

Huddersfield will hope they have time to fashion one more chance.

Joel Latibeaudiere and Jake Bidwell are on for the home side for the closing exchanges.

How big could this be?!

Huddersfield keeper Lee Nicholls makes a SUPERB save from a ferocious strike from Bobby Thomas and Haji Wright scoops the rebound over the bar from very close in.

Matt Glennon
Former Huddersfield keeper on BBC Radio Leeds

It's not often referees give a yellow for diving, so he's obviously had a clear sight of it.

Perhaps Jack Rudoni's made a bit of a meal of it - he's tried to drive through traffic and hit the floor a bit too easily, going by the referee's eyesight.

Jack Rudoni is booked for a dive in the area.

The Huddersfield midfielder did really well to battle his way through a couple of challenges and then... makes a lot of a bit of contact.

Huddersfield go to their bench for a third and final time.

Kyle Hudlin is on and Ben Wiles is off.

A striker for a midfielder.

Coventry defender Luis Binks is booked for dissent.

Steve Ogrizovic
Ex-Coventry City goalkeeper on BBC CWR

The one good thing Coventry have done, even though they've not been good in this second period, is they've defended crosses well.

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Michal Helik is booked for the Terriers for fouling Coventry City striker Haji Wright out wide.

Second change for the away side.

Josh Koroma is off and Kian Harratt is on.

That'll give them a bit more of a physical presence at the top end of the pitch.

Ged Scott
BBC Sport at the CBS Arena

Until the Coventry fans greeted the arrival of sub Hadji Wright, to the tune of one that once belonged to his rather more famous footballing namesake Ian Wright, it had all been getting rather quiet here.

The Sky Blues are a long way from putting this one to bed yet. And the 22,257 fans can sense it.

Especially the small pocket of travelling Terriers.

Huddersfield are a growing threat.

Heading into the last 15 minutes and it's still all Huddersfield.

I don't know if Coventry have had a shot this half.

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Coventry are living on their nerves just now and boss Mark Robins has seen enough.

He sends on Haji Wright and Jamie Allen for Ellis Simms and goalscorer Yasin Ayari.