The ball is rolling for the second half at the County Ground as no sides have made changes.

Jak Alnwick is called into action again for Huddersfield, though this time it's to help out his defence with a ball over the top.

Sam Dalby is chasing in behind for Bolton but Alnwick is out quickly once more to just pip the striker to the ball and make the clearance.

Gary Jones
Former Bradford City captain on BBC Radio Leeds

Bradford need to be quicker, and pass the ball around better.

They need to cause issues for Barnsley in the second half. They need to play through the midfield, because they are going long and it is just getting intercepted.

A good chance early in the second half for Bolton as Sam Dalby is fed into the left channel and gets in behind.

He tries to roll it past Huddersfield keeper Jak Alnwick from the angle but Alnwick is out quickly to save with his feet.

We're starting to get back under way in our four lunchtime kick-offs in League One and League Two.

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Here's how things look in League One as it stands then.

Bolton are 12 points clear of Luton in seventh. If Wanderers see it out against Huddersfield and the Hatters fail to beat Mansfield, the Trotters will secure a play-off spot.

Still work for Bradford to do, who hold an eight-point advantage to Luton but will want to stretch it to 10. They will seal a top-six finish if they can find a winner at Barnsley and Luton lose later.

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Swindon Town are in a white strip today, which the club have said is a "one-off charity kit".

It is being worn to show support for Prospect Hospice, who are the nominated Swindon Town charity of the year for the 2025-2026 season.

Matt Glennon
Former Huddersfield keeper on BBC Radio Leeds

I think we have to be thankful that it is only 1-0.

There have been two chances that should have gone in the back of the net, so Town will count themselves lucky that they haven't found their way in.

Huddersfield have had their moments and good periods of possession, but they haven't been able to convert them.

Everyone is doing alright, but it is about stepping it up in the second half.

Barrow simply haven't turned up today, perhaps still feeling the effects of their hard-fought 3-2 victory in the week.

Albert Adomah opened the scoring after he poked the ball over the line following a scramble.

Mason Hancock then doubled the lead following a corner.

Barrow will need to do something amazing to turn this one around as they haven't been at the races today.

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The 10 men of Barnsley will take going in 0-0 at the break after seeing Vimal Yoganathan sent off for a reckless tackle on Ibou Touray after just eight minutes.

It's been a fiery old Yorkshire derby at times with Bradford looking to make the extra man count, but Barnsley have fought well and held their own in a game with few clear-cut chances.

After a very early goal from Accrington, courtesy of Josh Woods it looked to be a long afternoon for Swindon.

They struggled to create many chances until Ollie Palmer broke through and opened the scoring, and just two minutes later Aaron Drinan added a second to put the Robins 2-1 up.

Since the goals, Ian Holloway's side have been in full control, with Accrington struggling to respond.

A third goal has been close and would definitely settle a few nerves.

The league looks for very good reading for the home side at the moment as they are just a point off Cambridge United.

We're into four minutes of added time before half-time as Bradford send a free-kick into the box and Barnsley keeper Owen Goodman gets up above a crowd of players to clear.

Great save from Wyll Stanway as another chance goes begging for Jid Okeke.

The keeper gets down low to his left to deny the winger.

Ben Jackson is also fine to continue following treatment.

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A huge chance to double the lead on the stroke of half-time for Bolton, as it drops to Sam Dalby at the back post but he steers wide from no more than two yards out with the goal at his mercy.

What a let-off for Huddersfield. And that is the last action of the half.

Eoin Toal's goal is the difference at the break and Bolton are so far keeping up their end of the deal to secure a play-off spot today.

Victory for Wanderers will confirm a top-six finish if Luton fail to win at Mansfield later on. Huddersfield's hopes of a play-off berth are fading fast.

Sam Dalby pinches the ball high up for Bolton and it drops to Johnny Kenny about 25 yards out. He takes a step forward and drives a low shot on target, but it's well saved by Jak Alnwick in the Huddersfield goal.

Huddersfield are certainly growing into the game a bit more as this half wears on.

As yet, the Terriers are yet to carve out a clear-cut chance though. But all the while it's only 1-0 and all that...

Rico Browne picks up a yellow card after a very late challenge on Ben Jackson.

It looks as though Jackson's afternoon is done as he's receiving treatment.

Barnsley come close to breaking the deadlock as Curtis Tilt blocks a call into the box which falls to Eoghan O'Connell but he blazes he effort over the bar.

Looked like he was leaning back a little there and maybe should have done better with that effort.

Jack Dearden
BBC Radio Manchester commentator

Huddersfield have shown a bit more down on the pitch, they are starting to warm up into this game and Bolton have gone a bit cold.

The warning signs for Bolton are there.