Huddersfield Town were forced to settle for a point at Pride Park after former old boy Jacob Butterfield snatched a draw for Derby County.
The opening 45 minutes saw few chances for either side with Town arguably disappointed at only having Collin Quaner's ninth minute goal to show for their dominance.
And despite a better second-half showing from the Rams, the home side still rarely threatened before Butterfield's late long-range effort deflected into Danny Ward's goal.
Have a look below at the Huddersfield Examiner's key talking points from today's game at Pride Park.
Key Moment
Jacob Butterfield’s late equaliser for the Rams felt like two points dropped as opposed to a well-earned point gained at Pride Park.
Moan of the Match
Town’s inability to gain a second goal while in the ascendancy will once again infuriate the Town faithful.
Talking Point
Although a more than credible point gained, the Play-Off places are looking tighter than ever - can David Wagner’s side hold their nerve?
Man of the Match
Aaron Mooy - Ran rings around the Rams in the first-half and made them pay before being closed down better in the second period
Tweet of the Match
Referee Watch
Darren Bond (Lancashire) - a few minor decisions which appeared bizarre but generally let the game flow without any controversy.
Atmosphere
Another Away Day for the Huddersfield Town supporters to be proud of - never stopped singing throughout.
Verdict
After the previous away showings at Bristol City and Nottingham Forest, this was a much better performance on the road from Wagner’s side.