So Emyr Huws' fourth goal of the season rescues a point for Huddersfield tonight. They remain 13th in the Championship table.

Forest, who might feel they let all three points slip from their grasp, move up to 10th in the table, until the weekend at least.

You can read more about tonight's game in Gary Smee's match report here.

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Nottingham Forest defender Kelvin Wilson tells Sky Sports:

"At 1-0, it is always tight. We hit the post and then it was a great clearance off the line.

"In the end, maybe a draw was a fair result.

"We were camped in (our own half) a bit, and tried to hit them on the counter attack, which worked."

Huddersfield goal scorer Emyr Huws tells Sky Sports:

"We started off well but conceded a sloppy goal. Credit to Forest, they made it hard for us to get some chances.

"But with the late goal, we'll take the point. They were defending so well and made it compact and hard for us."

For so long, it had looked as though Nottingham Forest were going to shut out Huddersfield tonight and earn a third consecutive away win.

But Emyr Huws' deflected strike drew the hosts level six minutes from time.

A point is probably fair, on reflection, for both sides. But Forest could so easily have doubled their lead just before the Terriers' equaliser, when Chris Burke struck the post and Chris O'Grady's rebound was cleared off the line.

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The final whistle goes and they will share the points here tonight.

Time is ticking by and neither side have created an opening yet in added time.

Three minutes have been added here. Is there to be a late, late winning goal?

The Huddersfield fans are excited now. They sense there is still time for their team to win this. Just over two minutes of normal time remain, plus stoppage time.

Henri Lansbury has a chance to restore Forest's lead immediately with a free-kick on the edge of the box but he fires way, way over the bar.

Nottingham Forest goal scorer Ryan Mendes comes off and is replaced by Tyler Walker.

Forest really should be two goals ahead. Can Huddersfield punish them and grab an equaliser?

A second change for Huddersfield as Sean Scannell is replaced by Joe Lolley.

Forest counter brilliantly and Chris Burke looks certain to score but, one-on-one with the keeper, he strikes the post.

On the rebound, Chris O'Grady shoots first time but his effort is cleared off the line marvellously by Martin Crainie.

Winger Chris Burke comes on to replace Jamie Ward for Forest.

Dorus de Vries does well there to come out and punch clear another Huddersfield corner. The hosts have had a number of corners in the last 10 minutes but haven't yet made one count.

Ishmael Miller shows his power and wins the hosts another corner. This time it is aimed towards the near post, but Joel Lynch can't direct his header goalwards.

At the other end, Forest striker Chris O'Grady forces Jed Steer into a low save at his near post.

Just 20 minutes left for Dougie Freedman's side to hold on.

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The hosts make a substitution and it is Mustapha Carayol coming off, to be replaced by Nahki Wells.

Mustapha Carayol runs at Eric Lichaj once again and this time wins another corner for Huddersfield. The ball comes in dangerously towards the back post but Forest get it away to safety once more.

From that corner, the Huddersfield players are appealing for a penalty for handball, but the referee is having none of it.