Blackburn Rovers and Huddersfield Town are drawing 0-0 at half time, despite both sides creating a number of chances to break the deadlock.

It was the visitors who created the game's first real opportunity when debutant Jazz Richards won the ball high up the field, but Adam Hammill fired wide of the goal.

James Vaughan wasted another chance for the visitors minutes later as he headed against the Blackburn bar, but his blushes were spared when the linesman raised his flag for offside.

Blackburn finally got hold of the ball and nearly made the most of it when Tom Cairney found space, but he fired wide of Alex Smithies in the Town goal.

The hosts almost went ahead following a dangerous ball from Joshua King, which was spilt by Smithies to the feet of Jordan Rhodes, who was not able to control it well enough in time to finish.

Rhodes wasted another chance soon after when Hammill was too easily dispossessed, with the ball being whipped into Rhodes who could only head straight at Smithies.

The hosts were wasteful yet again, with Tommy Spurr the culprit this time as he found himself unmarked only to fire high and wide.