Grimsby are throwing the kitchen sink here.

Darragh Burns is away down the left but he overcooks his cross. On the other side he dribbles his way towards the byline and cuts back an inviting ball which Jase Kabia meets well.

His effort is well saved by Jackson Smith who hurls himself to his right and blocks.

Joe Powell, just on to the field, bends in a dangerous cross which is well dealt with by Murray Wallace on the stretch while Town keeper Lee Nicholls is stuck in no-man's land.

Danger averted for Huddersfield.

A couple of movements from the bench.

Chris Willock and Callum Robinson replace Omari Kellyman and Joel Colwill for Cardiff City.

Reeco Hackett is switched up with Welshman Dom Jefferies for the Imps.

Michael Hortin
Assistant Editor, BBC Radio Lincolnshire

There was little interest from the referee for a penalty and in fairness, the Cardiff players didn't react.

It wasn't a deliberate handball.

First changes for the visitors.

Duncan Watmore and Joe Powell are on for the last 20 minutes plus additional time, replacing Harry Gray and the booked Joe Rafferty.

Brandon Cooper replaces the injured Zach Awe.

A few outcries from the home stands as Tom Hamer blocks a ball in the box with his body.

They think it's handball but it's just straws being grasped.

Cardiff aren't out of this by any stretch of the imagination but it's been tight. Won't be easy to level things up, even tougher to pull ahead.

Triple change for the visitors just after the hour mark.

Will Hondermarck, Marcus Ifill and Brooklyn Ilunga are the cavalry as the league leaders look for a winner.

Corey Whiteley, Carl Jenkinson and Jude Arthurs... your day is done.

Rotherham captain Joe Rafferty is the first player to be shown a yellow card for a foul on Huddersfield's Cameron Ashia.

The visitors make two changes with Britt Assombalonga and Anthony Hartigan replacing Ben Winterburn and Diallang Jaiyesimi)

Lincoln midfielder Ivan Varfolomieiev picks up a booking for a naughty foul on Alex Robertson.

But the away stand are still singing with their bright, sparkly voices.

Double change for the home side.

Anthony Evans and Marcus Harness are hooked by Liam Manning and on in their place on the hour mark are David Kasumu and Bobby Wales.

There's a confusing pause in play as the referee has a chat with both managers following that Street goal.

Worth a moment to remind everyone that the Imps haven't lost a league game since November.

That's quite some unbeaten run they are upholding here.

Murray Wallace strides forward and has a pop from distance which is well held by Rotherham keeper Ted Cann.

Ironic cheers from some Huddersfield fans who have been frustrated by their side's lack of attacking endeavour so far.

"We've had a shot" is the cry from the terraces.

We have a melee.

Kieran Green and Mitch Pinnock go down locked in a bit of an arm wrestle on the left side of the area and plenty of players arrive to have their say.

Looking at it there is nothing much in it at all and the referee (very calm in the face of a lot of voices it has to be said) decides there is nothing much to answer for.

He was right as well looking at the replays but is rewarded with a chorus of 'you don't know what you're doing' for his troubles. Who would be a whistler?

Gavin Gordon
Former Lincoln striker on BBC Radio Lincolnshire

It's been all Cardiff this half but it's a superb counter.

They've not been in it so far but it's a great finish into the corner.

House's pass caught everyone out when he pulled it back.

The visitors are clinging on by their fingernails here.

Rosaire Longelo sticks a cross right on the head of Oliver Turton but his effort is saved by Cieran Slicker in the Barnet goal.

Jorge Grant, who has been excellent, repeats the feat delivering for Ryan Graydon. His nod from six yards out is saved in the bottom left corner.

Rotherham's Joe Rafferty is walking very gingerly after being caught by Anthony Evans when clearing the ball down the line.

From the resulting free-kick, the ball finds Reece James inside the box but the full-back scuffs his effort straight at Lee Nicholls.

James probably should have made more of that than he did

Salford ended the first period on the front foot and they have stayed there in the second with sustained pressure from the whistle.

It is now three corners inside two minutes for the hosts. They come to nothing but Barnet need to release the pressure.