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Nathan Jones has made three changes for tonight's Sky Bet Championship fixture against Huddersfield Town live on Sky Sports.

Luke Berry is back on the bench, featuring in the matchday squad for the first time since the away win against Hull City in March. Huddersfield Town is celebrating the work of its charity, the Huddersfield Town Foundation, this evening. Captain Sonny Bradley returns to the starting line-up for the first time since January after recovering from injury.

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By adding to his aforementioned goal tally this evening, Ward could help his side seal all three points in front of the club’s supporters. Having made 320 second-tier appearances during his career, Hogg knows exactly what it takes to deliver the goods in a game of this magnitude and thus it wouldn’t be at all surprising if Corberan gives him the nod to feature against Luton. After suffering back-to-back defeats at the hands of Millwall and AFC Bournemouth, the Terriers managed to get back on track by beating Hull City earlier this month.

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Booked amid the commotion after Luton's penalty miss. Thomas: Started on the left and showed real moments of quality. But still came up with the assist for Russell's goal with the throw in.

A second-half packed full of action unfolded as goals from Jon Russell and Naby Sarr secured Carlos Corberan the win, either side of Elijah Adebayo scuffing a ...

Adebayo, though, pulled his penalty onto the outside of Nicholls’ post. Robert Snodgrass switched off from Pipa’s throw-in, allowing Russell to drift into the penalty area and lob a finish off the outside of his foot over Shea. A second-half packed full of action unfolded as goals from Jon Russell and Naby Sarr secured Carlos Corberan the win, either side of Elijah Adebayo scuffing a penalty off-target.

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Testament to Luton’s lack of discernible impression in the first half was the fact they did not even register a corner. Fortunately, Town did not have to rue that moment for long courtesy of Russell. The validity of their win should not be doubted. Speaking of 17, this was also Town's 17th clean sheet of a season which has been reassuringly consistent from a defensive perspective. In a play-off race of fine margins, it could well be highly consequential. It was the cue to a bit of a kerfuffle before order was restored.

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Only in the action of the penalty did we make a bad decision that we need to improve on." "I'm not sure, but he made a great movement to get free inside the box. Three more for the Terriers to see out with their two-goal lead. The fans enjoyed that. Every time we go onto the pitch we want to get the three points. The gap to seventh place currently sits at just two points for Carlos Corberan's side and three for Luton - and that could yet be cut down further with eight-placed Middlesbrough holding a game in hand. He's very focused on helping the young players in training too. Sometimes we don't manager to do it but we always go into every game with the same mentality." "It's the biggest result we could achieve tonight. Thomas gets inside the box and to the byline and tries a very ambitious strike from a narrow angle that hurtles out for a throw-in. He deserves that." Which way will it go?

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Duane Holmes (for Sinani 77) – Offered fresh legs in the final third in the closing stages. Sorba Thomas – Offered a good outlet up the left straight from the very first minute that Town looked to find repeatedly. Danny Ward – Pressed superbly but also committed a couple of silly avoidable fouls inside the Town half. Danel Sinani – Marked out of the game out on the right wing over the first hour and struggled to make an impact. Smart throw to Jon Russell to assist the goal. Jonathan Hogg – Dropped into the back line off the ball and had a really good game defensively.

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Henri Lansbury started after coming off the bench at Posh, and Harry Cornick joined Elijah Adebayo up-front, with Cameron Jerome absent after sustaining an injury last week. Naismith and Onyedinma were booked in a scuffle that followed, along with Thomas for the hosts, and Adebayo was the architect of the Hatters' next chance, setting up Snodgrass for a shot that was way too high to trouble Nicholls with just over ten minutes to play. The Hatters' top scorer Elijah Adebayo saw a penalty clip the outside of a post with 20 minutes to go as Nathan Jones' side strove to get back into the game at one down, but it was the west Yorkshire side who held on to move back up to third place, with Town remaining fifth.

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"We are trying to finish in the highest position we can." "The goal from Russell and the penalty miss were key moments in the game. "Defences were strong and the little details were crucial and in our favour.

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“I think they were supporting the team until the end, especially in the last moments when you know they can be complicated they were for me supporting a lot, creating a real unit with the team. “The idea for us was to squeeze the play with the throw-ins, but he did for me the right action.” “When these things happen, the details can be crucial and can change the game, and today for me the details went in our favour.”

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Second period saw one tantalising cross just out of his team-mates' reach and then clipped for the penalty after making a good run into the area. Able to stop any major attacks from developing on his side and as the game wore on, space opened up to venture forward. Stood up well to the challenge of Thomas as well.

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The season is far from over yet, but this result means that it would now take a pretty catastrophic run of results for Town not to make it to a top six finish. We’re sure a lot of hard work has gone into managing those match situations, but with so many new faces to this season’s squad (and those who were here from last season so used to losing), we’re sure part of it is also just the benefit of time. Winning every game is not a realistic expectation for any side in this division, but when we talk about sides having a ‘winning habit’, this is exactly the kind of thing we mean. Town had already been calm and collected up to that point, but that show of ill discipline from the visitors showed Corberan’s side that if they kept that up, they would emerge victorious. First, Pipa claimed his second assist of the season in just his third league start of the season as his throw-in teed up Jon Russell for just his second goal of the campaign. Stone Cold Steve Austin is very fond of the phrase ‘a cooler head will prevail’, so it was appropriate that Russell’s stunner was followed up by a performance to back that adage up. That wasn’t so surprising: the head coach had hinted at it in his pre-match press conference that he expected individual battles to be hugely important, with Lewis O’Brien acknowledging that a lot of the week’s training sessions had focused on one-vs-one situations. Tino Anjorin was left out of the squad altogether here but we understand there is no new issue with his fitness following his setback over the international break: the Chelsea loanee trained on Monday as he works his way back to fitness. On the other side, Sinani played an unselfish game to drag Luton defenders out wide and create space for the right-back to come inside, as is his preference. Carlos Corberan’s side have had more dramatic defensive performances this season: games where their backs have been against the walls and they have come through it regardless by throwing their bodies in front of every shot. That Town would be looking to hit balls up the line for the Welshman became apparent right from the very first minute. Either one thing or the other was going to be necessary to break a deadlock created by two solid sides putting in excellent defensive performances.

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“It’s definitely not done yet. I felt like they blew out and we just got stronger. “Three points are massive and for us to get them against a team in and around us is amazing because it puts a bit of a gap between us and them.

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"They eluded to that in the commentary because that's a red card. Former Town target Adebayo stepped up but dragged his shot onto the post and out for a goal kick. Kal Naismith was shown a yellow card for a push on Lewis O'Brien in the aftermath of Elijah Adebayo's penalty miss.

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It was from one of these that they took the lead through Jonathan Russell (59′) who turned in Pipa’s assist. The key one of these was his assist for Jonathan Russell’s opening goal of the evening. Highly accurate (90%) with his passing, he completed 27 of his 30 pass attempts. Home side Huddersfield Town were in almost complete control in the opening half. Attacker Thomas continues to catch the eye for Carlos Corberan’s Huddersfield Town side. One of these was an assist for Naby Sarr’s late goal.