Luton Town and Huddersfield Town played out a 1-1 draw in the first leg of their EFL Championship play-off semi-final at Kenilworth Road.
Daniel Sinani put Huddersfield in front on 12 minutes after Harry Toffolo found him before Sonny Bradley levelled from a Kal Naismith free-kick.
The result sees the tie come down to the second leg, which will be played Monday at Huddersfield.
Story of the match
The game sprung to life after just 20 seconds as Huddersfield sent in an early cross, Toffolo bundled over in the box, but referee waved away the penalty shouts.
Luton had their first chance three minutes in as James Bree stung the fingertips of Terriers goalkeeper Lee Nicholls, who kept the shot out.
Huddersfield then opened the scoring as a lovely lay-off from Danny Ward then fed Toffolo, who found Sinani and his low shot beat Hatters goalkeeper Matt Ingram.
On the half-hour mark, the hosts were level. Naismith sent in a sensational ball for Bradley, whose first-time effort found the top corner.
Luton then had a claim for a penalty as Cameron Jerome burst into the box and was taken down by Naby Sarr, but again waved play on.
Jerome then burst into the box and almost found the top corner with a curling effort, but it went just wide of the post.
Four minutes from halftime, Huddersfield nearly went back in front. Goal-scorer Sinani found Ward with an early cross, his glancing header saved by the legs of Ingram.
The Luton keeper then blocked an effort from Ward and deflected out for a corner, which came to nothing.
In the 79th minute, Duane Holmes sprinted forward and found Lewis O'Brien, whose shot was blocked. Tom Lees met the resulting corner, but he headed wide.
Both teams had half-chances in the closing moments, but couldn't find a winner, setting up a winner-take-all showdown Monday in West Yorkshire.
Man of the match: Sonny Bradley
Got in a good block on Ward after failing to close down Sinani on the Huddersfield goal and grabbed the equalizer. Was the star man in the air, throwing himself in front of a shot among other things. A real peach of a performance from the Luton captain.
