Leeds were a goal down with 10 minutes to play against league leaders Leicester last week so you'd think they wouldn't be panicking too much.

But they've created next to nothing of note all match here today.

Town goalkeeper Lee Nicholls has made one save.

There is almost an instant response from Bristol City as Mark Sykes meets Ross McCrorie's cross but unlike Ng at the other end moments ago, he can't beat the keeper.

Ethan Horvath stands firm.

A first booking for a Leeds player is met by some ironic cheers by the home fans.

Georginio Rutter takes out Alex Matos in an aerial challenge and the referee brandishes his yellow card.

Andy Howard
BBC Radio Bristol

The frustration around Ashton Gate has been tangible today.

Just after Ng's goal hit the back of the net I saw fans getting up to leave.

That's not a good sign with half an hour to go.

Righteo, here come the Leeds changes.

Dan James, Joel Piroe and Connor Roberts are all on.

Glen Kamara, Willy Gnonto and Archie Gray are off.

Leeds are, as is to be expected, chucking the lot at this.

Just under 30 minutes to play.

Sorba Thomas sends in a great delivery and Town defender Matty Pearson gets up well but can't get his header on target.

Even against 10 men it would be a LONG way back for Leeds from 2-0 down.

Leeds boss Daniel Farke has seen enough of this and it looks like he's going to make a few subs before the hour-mark.

Out on the pitch, the 10-man hosts win another corner.

It's huffing and puffing but no-one looks likely to blow the house down.

First changes for the hosts as Liam Manning replaces the cautioned Andy King and striker Nahki Wells, with Anis Mehmeti and Tommy Conway.

Presumably with some clear instructions about finding a goal.

Just a reminder that these two sides are level on points in the division and need to pick up wins rather than draws if they are going to push for the play-offs.

Matt Glennon
Former Huddersfield keeper on BBC Radio Leeds

It's been a while since Town [Huddersfield] have been in this kind of form.

They're winning and playing well, but they are just starting to let Leeds into their own half.

To put the size of Huddersfield's task into some perspective.

Second-placed Leeds are looking for a club-record 10th straight league win and have scored in their past 13 games in all competitions.

However, if they can hold out they'll move five points clear of the relegation zone.

Adam Pope
Leeds United commentator, on BBC Radio Leeds

There's been no zip from Leeds today, other than some early chances in the first half.

They'll need to find two goals if they are to get that record-breaking win.

Leeds will set a new club record of 10 successive league wins if they beat Huddersfield today.

The 10 men win an early corner this half but the Whites stand up to it.

The Terriers goal, from Michal Helik, came from a set-piece and you have to feel that their best chance of adding to their goal will likely be from dead-ball situations.

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Paul: Can we break down 10 men second half? Three shots only with 76% possession doesn’t bode well against a 10-man defence. Why do we struggle against lower teams in this division.

Nick: Ridiculous comments from Huddersfield fans. As a neutral, a professional foul and an obviously deliberate elbow seem like a fair sending off to me.

If you're just checking in, Huddersfield midfielder Jonathan Hogg was sent off in first half injury-time for a second bookable offence.

Back under way in West Yorkshire.

The home side, down to 10 men of course, make one change at the break.

Chelsea loanee Alex Matos is on in Danny Ward's place. That's a midfielder for a forward and tells you that Town will be, as you would expect, trying to dig in this half.

Bluebirds boss Erol Bulut is forced into an substitution a but earlier than he probably wanted as Kion Etete pulls up injured.

Yakou Meite is on - is he the man to break the deadlock?

Andy Howard
BBC Radio Bristol

We spoke to some fans at half-time and they weren't too pleased with City's slow build-up.

Now they're just sitting in their own half.

It's a booking apiece now as Robins midfielder Andy King goes into the referee's notebook for pulling back Kion Etete.

The fouled party himself picked-up the game's other booking in the first half for a foul on Nahki Wells.

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Back under way at Ashton Gate.

What does the second half have in store for us?