It's all square at the break between Burnley and Huddersfield Town in their Championship clash at Turf Moor.

The home side started strongly and could have taken the lead inside the opening 10 minutes but Chris McCann could only poke Kieran Trippier's pinpoint cross wide of the target.

Burnley were dominating possession and Keith Treacy almost broke the deadlock as he beat Calum Woods before firing at goal but Alex Smithies was on hand to make a good save.

Paul Dixon put the Terriers in a tight spot when he under-hit his backpass to Smithies. Fortunately for the defender, the keeper was able to punch the ball clear before Dane Richards could pounce.

Danny Ings had a great chance just before the break as he reacted first to Treacy's deflected shot but he could only fire wide from inside the penalty area.