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Huddersfield v Albion

• Kick off: 3:00pm Sat 25 Apr 09
• Referee: Graham Laws, Tyne and Wear
• Venue: Galpharm Stadium

Final score:

Huddersfield Town 2 - 2 Albion

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94:00: Bye

93:00: Final whistle It's all over at the Galpharm and it looks like a decent point for the Seagulls. Twice they fought back from behind and with Carlisle only drawing against Cheltenham it means their fate is still in their own hands.

92:00: Alex Smithies tips over a cross from Craig Davies which looked like dipping in.

88:00: Substitution Andy Booth comes off to a standing ovation and is replaced by Lionel Ainsworth.

87:00: Substitution Calvin Davies comes on for Owusu. The Albion fans are in party mood in the away end with chants of 'one more and we're staying up'.

79:00: Good news from Cheltenham as they equalise against Carlisle. It's 1-1 now and Carlisle are down to ten men.

77:00: Substitution Dean Cox is replaced by Kevin McLeod. The official attendance here is 14,740 with 1,201 of those being from Albion.

66:00: Goal! Raise the roof! Lloyd Owusu brings Albion level as he nods home from close range after Dean Cox had shot into the ground.

63:00: Andy Booth heads over from Cadamarteri's cross.

57:00: Goal! ALbion have got it all to do again. Lloyd Owusu gave the ball away on the halfway line and Huddersfield hit them on the break. Danny Cadamarteri plays in Michael Collins who takes the ball in his stride and finishes coolly from 12 yards.

54:00: Good news from elsewhere as Hereford equalise against Northampton.

50:00: Good chance for Albion. Lloyd Owusu can't guide his shot on target after Andrew cuts the ball back to him from the byline.

48:00: Albion have an appeal for a penalty turned down. There looks like a handball in the area but the referee gives a foul against Andrew.

46:00: The second half is underway and both teams are unchanged.

45:00: Half time Albion will be delighted to get in level after falling behind. It looked like they might get blown away for a period but Andrew's equaliser has steadied the ship and now Russell Slade can sort them out in the changing rooms. Results elsewhere still don't look good though with Northampton and Carlisle still winning.

38:00: Goal! Andrew makes up for his earlier miss as he gets his head to a Dean Cox corner to equalise. Seagulls fans go wild.

30:00: More bad news as Northampton have taken the lead against Hereford. If it stays like this Albion will be in the bottom four again come 4.45pm. Huddersfield have certainly taken charge since taking the lead and Albion need to dig in.

23:00: Albion are wobbling as Huddersfield twice go close to doubling their lead. First Robbie Williams crashes a shot against the bar from 30 yards and then Michel Kuipers shows great reflexes to keep out a shot from Booth.

16:00: Bad news from Cheltenham as Carlisle take the lead. As things stand Carlisle would go above Albion.

15:00: Goal! Huddersfield take the lead and Albion are furious. Tommy Fraser is sure he headed Andy Booth's header off the line from Robbie Williams' corner but the linesman flags to say it went in. Fraser is booked for protesting.

14:00: How did he miss? That must be what the Albion fans are thinking after Calvin Andrew blazes over the bar from Dean Cox's cross. Andrew was unmarked and had time to take the ball down but somehow missed the target from six yards.

9:00: Substitution Early blow for Albion as Gary Hart limps off to be replaced by Calvin Andrew.

7:00: First chance goes Albion's way but Doug Loft puts his shot wide after good work by Gary Hart down the left.

4:00: No diamond today as Albion line up in a straightforward 4-4-2 formation. No action of note yet.

0:00: The atmosphere is building here at the Galpharm Stadium on a bright and sunny day. Albion may be desperate for the points but Huddersfield will also be keen to put on a show on what is an emotional day for the Terriers. Not only is it Andy Booth's final home game, it is Huddersfield's last home game of their centenary year and the final home game before chairman Ken Davy steps down. The mathematics are simple for Albion. A win coupled with a draw or defeat for Carlisle will ensure their safety but anything less will see it go down to the final game of the season. Strap on your seat belts and get ready for what could be a rollercoaster ride!