Matt Glennon
Former Huddersfield keeper on BBC Radio Leeds

The start of both halves unbelievable, the quality from Sanches Fernandes there.

He just keeps the pressure on the Bradford City defender, doesn't give him a second.

So many mistakes on the way to the goal but so much quality from Sanches Fernandes as well.

And then with one-on-one situations he doesn't miss.

Grimsby get us back under way at Blundell Park. If the second half is anything like the first then we're in for a treat.

One change at the break as Cambridge bring on Shayne Lavery for Callum Perry.

Good start to the second half for Bradford as they send a cross into the box from the left but Huddersfield are just about able to scramble it away.

Just the 10 goals for Bradford so far this season. Only AFC Wimbledon and Wigan (both 8) have scored fewer.

Can they find a crucial goal today?

Gary Jones
Former Bradford City captain on BBC Radio Leeds

Good start, it's Touray down the left-hand side. But look how many players Bradford City have in the box, just four players.

It's something Michael Duff wants to get better at. More players in the box, more oppportuinities, more goals.

Bradford boss Michael Duff has made a double change at the break.

Will Swan and Kayden Jackson have been withdrawn. Adam Phillips and Nick Powell are on.

We are starting to get back under way for the second half in our five lunchtime kick-offs in League One and League Two.

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Bradford have had more shots, more shots on target and created more xG than Huddersfield.

But that is not that statistic that matters. The Terriers certainly won't care at the halfway stage of the West Yorkshire derby.

Brian Howard
Former Reading captain

I thought it was quite an entertaining game, there's been a lot of stop-start, the referee has caused a lot of edge in the game.

The Reading fans down there are letting the ref know what they think of him.

That type of game actually suits Plymouth, but Reading are doing very well.

The more the game flows, that's when Reading will take control of the game.

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What a breathless first half in Lincolnshire.

Andy Cook gave the home side the lead with a well-timed header early on, before Alex Hunt fired an excellent equaliser through the crowded box and past Christy Pym.

Veteran defender Jack Hunt then gave the visitors the lead with a wonderful curling effort, before Iwan Morgan pounced on a rebound to make it 2-2 just moments later.

It's been hard to keep up!

If there were any concerns about Port Vale's survival in the football league, this first half has dealt with them.

Onel Hernandez gave Vale the lead from close range inside the first two minutes. Less than 10 minutes later Hernandez was hauled down in the Rochdale box to win a penalty. George Byers slotted that home coolly.

Ten minutes after that Jordan Gabriel was there to smash a rebound into the back of the net after Sam Waller spilled a shot from Kyle Dempsey.

Absorbing game but no goals in it yet.

The best chance of the game came after a fumbled save from stopper James Storer, on his league debut for Argyle, left him possibly feeling a little nervous. Kyreece Lisbie almost capitalised by driving at the keeper, circling round him and loosing off a shot.

It should have gone in. It didn't.

Rarmani Edmonds-Green returns to the Orient line-up in style as he takes the lead into the tunnel.

He's given plenty of space to breathe at the back post and as a corner makes it's way to him, he simply tilts his foot to volley it into the corner.

385 days since the defender was last in a competitive match. What a comeback!

But the game's not over yet...

Two minutes added to this half.

It's all gone a tad flat. That half-time whistle might be coming at just the right time. For everyone involved, players and fans alike.

Paul Ogden
Huddersfield Town commentator, BBC Radio Leeds

That sound of Huddersfield in celebration tells you how the first-half has gone.

Town were ready to play in the backyard of their friends and neighbours Bradford City.

Roared on in defence as well as attack by this wonderful sound.

Town have managed to defend their end quite comfortably, they have definitely won the midfield battle.

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Joe Low's excellent overhead kick in the fourth minute has Huddersfield in front at half-time in the West Yorkshire derby.

Bradford have responded well to going behind and have asked most of the questions since then but are yet to find a leveller.

A heated encounter and a brilliant atmosphere at Valley Parade. Bring on the second 45.

Derensili Sanches Fernandes drives forward for Huddersfield and Bradford skipper Antoni Sarcevic comes crashing into him.

Poor challenge and he's into the book. It also means Sarcevic will miss Bradford's trip to Leicester in League One in two weeks after accumulating five yellow cards.

Just one minute added on at the end of this first half.