Grimsby's Cameron McJannet charges forward on the left side and whips a low cross into the feet of Kieran Green, but Green can only find the side netting.

Everyone in the ground thought it was in.

Gary Jones
Former Bradford City captain on BBC Radio Leeds

Will Swan's not got the pace to run in behind.

Duff's looking for City to play into feet, switch it up a little bit.

Ashley Fletcher almost sneaks in behind for Huddersfield, with Bradford defender Aden Baldwin seemingly completely unaware Fletcher was lurking...

Fortunately for the hosts, the attack breaks down and comes to nothing.

Ooph.

Joe Edwards, who turns 36 years old today, thrashes in a stringing strike. The Reading keeper will have no chance if it drifts in but it doesn't.

Brian Howard
Former Reading captain

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There's lots of little individual battles going on out there.

There goes Harding leaving one on Lisbie again.

Vale nearly get a fourth!

A tidy set piece routine on the edge of the Rochdale box finds Max Watters lurking, but his header goes over Sam Waller's crossbar.

Matt Glennon
Former Huddersfield keeper on BBC Radio Leeds

That was a good strike, [Low] just throws his body in the way, his big frame.

Done that a few times today.

Mumba's got to get further up this left-hand side, got to drag this pitch as wide as he possibly can, get Bradford to think about him.

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Bradford continue to ask most of the questions but Huddersfield are standing firm.

It drops for Bantams skipper Antoni Sarcevic on the edge of the area but his effort is well blocked by Joe Low.

Port Vale come forward again. The ball is whipped towards Jaheim Headley on the left side, but Charlie Tasker is there to head clear.

It might be too late to say this, but Rochdale really can't afford to concede another.

Bradford continue to sling crosses into the Huddersfield box but as yet, it's not paid dividends.

Gary Jones
Former Bradford City captain on BBC Radio Leeds

Hits a Huddersfield hand, they want a penalty, definitely a handball.

You can always guess by the players' reaction. The players crowd the referee.

Corey O’Keeffe curls the Bradford corner in from the left and it's flicked towards his own goal inadvertently by Huddersfield's Radinio Balker and then loops behind via the top of the crossbar.

Ibou Touray clips a teasing ball in behind from the left for Bradford but it's just too far in front of Jake Beesley and Huddersfield goalkeeper Matty Young can claim.

And now the Bantams win a corner on the left. Can they make anything of it?

Brian Howard
Former Reading captain

It's on the edge, two teams going at it, it's been a really good game to watch.

Chants call for a red card from the away crowd as Paudie O'Connor writhes on the floor.

He wins the nod from a goal kick but is caught on his way back down to earth.

Despite a long conversation about it, nothing is given.

Paul Ogden
Huddersfield Town commentator, BBC Radio Leeds

I'd love to hear the conversation going on between Michael Duff and Martin Drury, who give their own interpretations of the refereeing so far.

Huddersfield with their first shot since taking the lead in the fourth minute but it's a tame effort from the edge of the area by Archie Collins and easily blocked.