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Full time: Bolton Wanderers 3 - Huddersfield Town 3
The Terriers once again suffered an apparent curse of an added time goal changing the result in five consecutive matches. It worked in Town's favour at two Easter games, but has redefined three potential wins for Town since as draws. The equaliser from Bolton this time came 11 minutes into added time.
Bolton had taken an early lead with a goal after 14 minutes and were still ahead at half-time. But in the space of 14 minutes in the second half, Town had turned around the score to 1-3 with first a David Kasumu goal, a Marcus Harness penalty a few minutes later, then a second from Kasumu. However, Town could not rest on their laurels as Bolton struck back in the 77th minute then hit in the fateful goal in the final minute of added time.
With again just one point from the game, the Terriers look to be increasingly in the hands of the results of the other clubs around them, most of whom have more games to play, in their quest to reach one of the promotion play-off positions.
Town briefly touched seventh place in the League One table at the end of their match but had slipped to ninth after the later matches.
Any hopes of reaching the promotion play-offs seemed to have disappeared as Stevenage led against already-promoted Lincoln City, but a late Lincoln goal also set that game to a draw.
The Terriers' chances remain slim, requiring them to win their two remaining matches while three teams immediately above them lose some of three remaining games.
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Buses only from Huddersfield station this weekend
The station will have only rail replacement bus services. A limited diversion timetable of TransPennine Express trains will be operated by the longer Calder Valley line with a stop at Brighouse, which this weekend will have replacement buses directly to Huddersfield. TransPennine Express trains will also be making other additional stops at Calder Valley stations as some usual timetables for Northern trains are disrupted, including the Saturday service between Wigan and Leeds.
Trains from Manchester Piccadilly will operate to Marsden with a replacement bus to Slaithwaite and Huddersfield. There are also replacement bus services from Manchester Piccadilly direct and from Stalybridge with stops to Huddersfield.
Buses from Huddersfield will run via Deighton and Mirfield to Wakefield Kirkgate where trains to York via Castleford will resume.
Northern trains from Sheffield towards Huddersfield will terminate at Lockwood with a replacement bus into Huddersfield.
TransPennine Express services will run from Manchester Airport via Manchester Piccadilly, Oxford Road and Manchester Victoria to Stalybridge only on Saturday, but between Manchester Airport and after Manchester Victoria via the Calder Valley diversion route, Brighouse and Dewsbury towards the usual destination of Redcar on Sunday.
Work will be continuing until early next year on major internal alterations to the Grade I listed Huddersfield station which will increase the number of through platforms to four when complete. Work is also taking place on renewing the main internal station roof, extending the subway, installing a new footbridge and completing bridge renewal and alterations on to Huddersfield Viaduct.
Please visit operators websites for more information and timetables.
Check details of your journey at the https://www.nationalrail.co.uk National Rail website.
For more information about work on this line see the https://thetrupgrade.co.uk TransPennine Route Upgrade website.
Road closures for rail upgrade work
Colne Bridge Road, between
The A62 Leeds Road at
For more on the railway upgrade work see the TransPennine Route Upgrade website.
TransPennine Route Upgrade
Further areas cordoned off for Piazza scheme
The 1930s building is to be extended at its rear as part of work to turn it into a museum. The green space of the Piazza has also been dug over until a new Town Park is eventually created.
The new library building is nearing completion and is due to be opened in late summer this year.
A food hall at the former Queensgate Market, shown to the public at an open day last September, is now set to be delayed in its opening until the Spring of next year after the additional expense of fitting it out.
Kirklees Council has planned the redevelopment of the area around the former Market Hall which has seen the demolition of part of the Market building to allow a new public square to be created in front of the old library building and beside the Town Hall.
The listed part of the Market building with its unique airy roof design and sculptured panels along Queensgate is being retained as part of the new food hall, social dining area and part of the new library.
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