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It is moving day for both the Hatters of Stockport and Luton.

County's late, late show against Huddersfield moves them up to fourth place above both their opponents and Bolton.

Luton came from behind to beat Stevenage and move above their rivals to within one point of the top six.

Cardiff can go six points clear at the top if they beat Leyton Orient later.

Paul Ogden
Huddersfield Town commentator, BBC Radio Leeds

A hammer blow in the dying seconds.

It's the kind of defeat for Town and win for Stockport which we could end up reflecting upon as pivotal in the final analysis of points tallies and table positions.

Town will stay in the race for play-off places but this will go down as points lost for them.

And it's all over as Benony Andresson's dramatic winner proves to be the last kick of the match.

It's a first goal of 2026 for Stockport and lifts them up to fourth place, six points outside the automatic promotion spots.

It's also their first-ever league double over Huddersfield whose unbeaten seven-match run is ended.

Simon Oxley
BBC Three Counties Radio commentator

The honours go to Luton. Stevenage will wonder given their possession and aggression, how they haven't come away with something.

Luton have scored a fair percentage of their chances and that's the difference of the game.

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A game which came to life with three goals in 10 second-half minutes as Luton recovered from missing a penalty and going behind.

Jordan Clark's first-half spot-kick was saved by Filip Marschall before Lewis Freestone headed Stevenage into the lead eight minutes after the restart.

Within two minutes the Hatters were level as Clark made amends for his earlier penalty miss and then Gideon Kodua was played in by Nahki Wells to slot home what proved to be the winning goal.

Luton make it seven unbeaten at home and are up to seventh place while Stevenage have won only one of their past eight games to see them fail to regain a top-six place.

Matt Glennon
Former Huddersfield keeper on BBC Radio Leeds

That will hurt on the way home. You can't allow crosses like that in the last seconds of the game.

Lee Nicholls can't do much about it, it's about the defenders at the far post who aren't switched on and Stockport have nicked the game.

The deserve it, they've been the aggressors of the game.

Huddersfield have earned a free-kick in a dangerous place and send men piling into the box.

But the delivery is again poor and keeper Ben Hinchliffe can collect in comfort.

Luton's top scorer Gideon Kodua may have got the winner today.

He is replaced by George Saville.

Lewis Freestone goes into the book for a foul on Shayden Morris.

We will have least five minutes of stoppage time.

Dan Sweeney is on for Jordan Roberts for the visitors.

Steve Watkins
BBC Three Counties Radio

Five minutes of added time. Time to find out who will be the hero of the afternoon.

Will it be Luton holding onto their lead or will Stevenage get one back?

Can either side find a goal in five minutes of added time?

Huddersfield growing in confidence here with a few forays upfield, but Stockport soon have the ball back and knocking on the door.

But again the delivery comes up short. Stockport boss Dave Challinor acts.

Odin Bailey and Ben Osborn make way for Owen Moxon and Jid Okeke. who was recalled this week from his loan at Walsall.

Simon Oxley
BBC Three Counties Radio commentator

Luton are winning the first headers from the corners but Stevenage are winning the second ones, just not quite able to create an opening.

They haven't looked like getting on level terms here.

Late change for Huddersfield as Joe Taylor comes on for Dion Charles who has had a quiet afternoon.

Will Alves again pops up in space in the Stockport penalty area and chips a ball to the back post for Lynden Gooch.

He drills the ball back across goal which comes to Murray Wallace who blazes the chance wide.

Matt Glennon
Former Huddersfield keeper on BBC Radio Leeds

Peculiar save but you'll give it to Hinchliffe. He closes his legs quickly and it comes off his knees.

Great ball from Humphreys into Gooch's path. I thought he sold him just a little bit too short but it was perfect. The goalkeeper just reacts quick enough.

That's better from Town, they've had a shot on target.

Jayden Fevrier has been the main man for Stockport this afternoon and he dances across the edge of the penalty area.

He attempts to cut a shot back towards the right corner, but he can't get full purchase on it and Lee Nicholls is down to save.

Another change for Stevenage as they chase a late leveller.

Jovan Malcolm replaces Dan Kemp.

Boy, Will Alves is showing plenty of energy, this time getting away on the right of the Stockport box and winning a rare corner with 10 minutes to go.

Lynden Gooch's deep delivery is straight to a Stockport head but it's Huddersfield's turn to keep the hosts pegged back.

Alves plays a lovely through ball to send Gooch in on goal, but keeper Ben Hinchliffe makes the stop.