Huddersfield are yet to register a shot and have had just one touch in Bolton's box.

Wanderers have already had seven attempts with two on target, including that opener from Eoin Toal.

Keith Hill
Former Bolton and Barnsley boss on BBC Radio Manchester

Huddersfield haven't woken up yet, it is no more than Bolton deserve.

This is a thoroughly deserved lead. Huddersfield are still cold - it is like they are still in bed.

Daniel Kanu throws himself at a Jid Okeke cross and glances his header just over the bar.

The away side are just playing their way into this one now after an early spell of possession from Barrow

Ruben Rodrigues fizzes in a dangerous looking free-kick for Bolton, but Ryan Ledson is there to make a vital intervention at the back post with a Wanderers man lurking.

And moments later, the Huddersfield skipper goes into the book for a late tackle on Rodrigues deep inside the Bolton half.

If stats are anything to go off, Barrow tend to do well in this fixture at home, having won their past three against the visitors.

A few wayward crosses haven't yet tested the keeper, though.

Bolton will secure a play-off place if they win this and Luton fail to do so at Mansfield later today.

And what better place for Wanderers to try and get three points than on home soil, where they're unbeaten in nine and have lost just once all season (W13 D7).

Huddersfield are sitting in and trying to keep the hosts at arm's length at the moment.

I said this feels like a proper Yorkshire derby...

Barnsley are down to 10 men after Vimal Yoganathan is shown a straight red for a high challenge on Ibou Touray.

It was a reckless one to say the least and the referee had no choice there.

Can Bradford now take advantage of that extra man?

There's been a short halt in the game as Isaac Sinclair felt a knock in the stomach and is receiving treatment.

The early goal for Accrington isn't unexpected in this fixture as Swindon have failed to beat the visitors in any of their past four games against them (D2 L2).

A proper Yorkshire derby feel about the way this one has started.

Barnsley come forward with Tom Bradshaw squaring it for Scott Banks but he is bundled off the ball.

At the other end Jensen Metcalfe tries to curl one in but it goes over.

End-to-end stuff this.

Matt Glennon
Former Huddersfield keeper on BBC Radio Leeds

It is absolutely teeming it down! The pitch is holding up well at the moment, not one bit of mud.

The players might need a swimming cap at this rate.

A slow start at the SO Legal Stadium.

Barrow know a win could move them out of the relegation zone and are enjoying an early spell of posession.

Amario Cozier-Duberry was a major influence in Bolton's thumping 5-1 win over Stevenage in midweek bagging two goals.

And he's not taken long to fire a warning shot here. The Brighton loanee sets himself on the edge of the area and curls just wide of the far post.

Bright start from the visitors who go on the attack early as Will Swan plays it to Jensen Metcalfe who has a chance at goal but the Barnsley defence do well to close him down for him to scuff one well wide.

It's wet and grey in Greater Manchester this lunchtime. Who will brighten things up for us at the Toughsheet Community Stadium?

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How will Barnsley react after the news that boss Conor Hourihane will be leaving at the end of the season?

Meanwhile, can Bradford return to winning ways in hope of cementing that play-off place?

Time to find out.

Away we go in our four early kick-offs in League One and League Two.

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Bolton Wanderers boss Steven Schumacher has stuck with the same starting line-up which took Stevenage apart in their 5-1 win on Tuesday night.

Huddersfield Town make just one change from their 1-1 draw with Cardiff City in midweek, in which they conceded a gut-wrenching 95th-minute equaliser.

George Sebine comes in for the Terriers in place of striker Bojan Radulovic, who misses out with a shoulder injury he picked up against the Bluebirds.

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