Barnet are down to ten men as defender Nik Tavares is sent off for denying a goalscoring opportunity.

That feels like a big moment in this game.

That red card has not affected Huddersfield too much.

They are still dangerous as Marcus Harness bursts up the field to begin an attack.

It ends with Alfie May, who takes aim from the box but sees his shot easily saved by Bantams keeper Sam Walker.

Paul Ogden
Huddersfield Town commentator, BBC Radio Leeds

Suddenly we can hear some noise from the Bradford City fans.

They sense an opportunity now Huddersfield are down to 10 men.

Oldham make a change, switching things up as they look to get back into this game.

Tom Pett has come off for Mike Fondop as we just tick past the hour mark.

Mark Bower
Former Bradford City defender on BBC Radio Leeds

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We were saying before the match that Marcus McGuane might not last 90 minutes and we were right.

That red card very much could be a turning point in this game. What a ridiculous decision to lunge into a challenge like that.

Marcus McGuane's challenge on Bradford's Jenson Metcalfe is rash and earns him a caution.

A second one.

He's sent down the tunnel to end his first league start and could Huddersfield be punished for those missed opportunities when they had 11 men?

Probably Luton's best move of the match.

Shayden Morris curls a dangerous ball across the box, and Gideon Kodua's cut back is headed for Jordan Clark to tap in, but a Plymouth defender gets in the way to put the ball behind for a corner.

Notts County are really knocking on the door here.

Their latest chance to score comes via defender Lewis Macari who takes aim with a shot but it takes a slight deflection and flies inches wide of the post.

A pair of changes apiece.

Caleb Watts comes on to replace Brendan Wiredu, who himself had come on to replace Joe Ralls in the first half for Plymouth.

Jack Wilshere's first move from the bench is to bring Shayden Morris on for Emilio Lawrence

The action has restarted at Cardiff and there's been no changes.

Things were really ramping up for the hosts before the break. Will they come out still in form?

I said Bradford looked livelier but it's still Huddersfield getting all the chances.

The latest comes from a corner and Joe Low has the perfect line of sight to sneak one past the keeper with a powerful head.

He connects but does it land? No. He nods it wide and the chance goes begging.

That is a tremendous stop to deny the hosts a second.

Crewe keeper Ian Lawlor gets down to his left to deny Alassana Jatta a second goal in this game.

Oh boy, Aribim Pepple will not want to see this one again...

The Plymouth striker finds himself clean through on goal and has an age to pick his spot.

The spot he picks though, is not on target. Visiting players, staff, and fans breathe a huge sigh of relief.

Paul Ogden
Huddersfield Town commentator, BBC Radio Leeds

The Huddersfield fans have not been as loud as this for months.

Notts County winger Jodi Jones sends in a free kick from out wide and his strike takes a small touch off a Crewe defender and goes narrowly past the post.

Debutant Kasey Palmer hasn't seen a lot of the ball today for Luton, but he gets space in the midfield to unleash a fierce drive at Conor Hazard's goal, which the Plymouth stopper flies into the air to tip over.

Jack Wilshere will be pleased with his team's start to the second half.

Bradford are looking much more lively at the start of this second half.

Graham Alexander made three changes at the break with Harrison Ashby, Louie Sibley and Calum Kavanagh in to replace Bobby Pointon, Joe White and the booked Josh Neufville.

Mark Bower
Former Bradford City defender on BBC Radio Leeds

Huddersfield have definitely had that new manager bounce since Liam Manning arrived.

We all feared that would happen when Lee Grant was sacked.

Harry Low
BBC Radio London at the Hive

You wouldn’t have guessed this was a contest between two of the meanest defences in the division.

After taking the lead through visiting captain Tom Pett, Oldham then peppered the home goal and should have doubled their advantage but fine saves from Cieran Slicker denied Donervon Daniels, Kane Drummond and Jamie Robson.

Completely against the run of play, after 35 minutes, Ryan Glover equalised from two yards after Barnet's first shot on goal was saved following a free-kick.

Then on the stroke of half-time Anthony Hartigan’s free-kick was blocked by Tom Pett’s arm in the Oldham wall and referee Darren Drysdale pointed to the spot.

Kabongo Tshimanga scored on his debut from the resulting penalty, lashing the ball into the top right hand corner to complete a remarkable and unexpected turnaround for the Bees.

Barnet have made a change at the break as Diallang Jaiyesimi comes off for Mark Shelton.