Huddersfield Town 2, Swansea City 2

Feb 25 2006 By The Huddersfield Daily Examiner

Graham, who had a shot on the turn from the edge of the box well saved by Frenchman Gueret after 53 minutes, watched in frustration as his volley was tipped away for a corner.

But from Dan Smith's flag kick, raiding centre-back McIntosh forced a header home, much to the delight of the 500 travelling fans sitting behind that goal.

Suddenly Swansea were looking more than a little nervy, even if Andy Robinson curled a shot against the top of the bar three minutes later.

The fact remained that it was now Town who were doing most of the attacking, and it took a timely challenge by Ricketts to rob recently- introduced sub John McAliskey as he shaped to shoot after David Mirfin and Andy Booth combined on 80.

Within 60 seconds, however, Swansea had been breached again as Graham appeared at the far post to poke home Schofield's low cross from the left and send the Town contingent wild.

It was the striker's fourth in six games since signing on loan from Sheffield Wednesday, and by this stage of the game he was looking as lively as Trundle had done in the first half.