A cross down the Huddersfield left (shock!) sees Sorba Thomas' hanging cross met by Bojan Radulovic but his looping header is tipped over the bar at full stretch by Asmir Begovic.

Needed saving, that.

Alex Matos is off for a sit-down for the Terriers. Josh Koroma is brought on up top.

Town trying to win it in the final 15 minutes? Three attackers on the field together.

Matt Glennon
Former Huddersfield keeper on BBC Radio Leeds

Lee Nicholls looked like he was scrambling a bit but I think he knew it was going wide.

Brodie Spencer gives the ball away on the edge of his own box and Elijah Dixon-Bonner pounces on the loose ball and curls a low shot past the base of the post from 20 yards. A let off for Town.

The head of Tom Lees diverts the latest enticing Sorba Thomas corner from the left well off-target.

With Michal Helik now off the field it means Jack Rudoni is the only player on the field to have scored an away goal for Huddersfield this season.

QPR sub Paul Smyth turns on the afterburners to keep a loose pass in play and win a corner but Kenneth Paal's deep cross is nodded up into the air and it's easy for Lee Nicholls to gather.

Paul Ogden
Huddersfield Town commentator, BBC Radio Leeds

It's been a promising second half of attacking by Town but they haven't really created a proper chance and they certainly haven't taken any.

Matt Glennon
Former Huddersfield keeper on BBC Radio Leeds

That's a shame that Town's top scorer is having to go off. As more balls go into the box towards the end of the game then it's a shame that Michal Helik won't be there to try to get onto them.

Michal Helik is down again and won't be able to continue.

The replay shows Sam Field pulled out of his challenge but his momentum saw his knee clatter into Helik's thigh and that could be a dead leg.

Big loss.

Radinio Balker, a defender signed from Dutch side Groningen last week, comes on for his Town debut.

After the game restarted without him, Michal Helik trots back on to a predictable chorus of boos.

Town are back to their full compliment with three-quarters of this game gone.

Can either side find a crucial breakthrough?

Jamal Fyfield
Boreham Wood defender on BBC Radio London

Ilias Chair trying to make things happen but it's not clicking at the moment.

He's still trying to find those little pockets in between the midfield and defence where he can make the difference.

QPR midfielder Sam Field goes into the book for a, how do I put this, full-blooded slide into Michal Helik who was clearing the danger on the byline after Field took a heavy touch.

10th of the season for Field who will miss two games.

Helik looks in some discomfort and needs treatment.

Sorba Thomas is putting on a clinic on the left.

First a low cross gets tangled under Jack Rudoni's feet and then seconds later another teasing cross is headed behind by Kenneth Paal with Bojan Radulovic lurking at the back post.

Paul Ogden
Huddersfield Town commentator, BBC Radio Leeds

You can feel the tension rising with 29 minutes or more to play.

Jamal Fyfield
Boreham Wood defender on BBC Radio London

Sooner or later this pressure, when Huddersfield are knocking on the door this much, one might go in.

Lyndon Dykes and Chris Willock are coming off for QPR.

Lively wideman Paul Smyth and Elijah Dixon-Bonner are the new faces.

Cometh the hour?

Matt Glennon
Former Huddersfield keeper on BBC Radio Leeds

Wonderful ball in from Sorba Thomas, and I think Helik, as Town's leading goalscorer, will be a bit upset with himself.

That was a real chance.

Closer still.

Michal Helik rises highest to meet Sorba Thomas' sublime corner from the left with a booming header but can't keep it down.

Asmir Begovic would have had no chance.

Kelik has seven away goals already and the fact the Polish defender is Town's leading scorer probably tells a story.

QPR fans breathe again, just a little faster, and probably from the edge of their seats.

They are getting closer. Sorba Thomas glides down the left and whips a cross into the middle where Jack Rudoni is lurking with intent but is beaten to the ball by the back-tracking Jake Clarke-Salter.

The combination comes close again soon after as Thomas' cut-back is met by Rudoni but the ball baloons off a defender and drops over the crossbar for a corner.

We've seen more of Ilias Chair in a defensive capacity than going forward for much of this one as he tracks back to support full-back Kenneth Paal on the left touchline.

Not the recipe for success Hoops fans will have had in mind. They need to get the ball forward to him before the Terriers' new-look back-four get settled.