Grimsby Town 2 Huddersfield Town 3: match report If that was harsh on the hosts, the winner was cruel. Paul Dixon got to the byline and, as Thomas slid in to clear, he could only force the ball over his own line. The Terriers are 62 league places above Grimsby but Mark Robins took no chances with his selection and picked a full-strength line-up. There looked to be no issue with motivation for the visitors as they went close to taking the lead after just 40 seconds before dominating the early stages. Martin Paterson, who enjoyed 15 games on loan at Grimsby in 2006-07, saw his header from Tommy Smith's cross pushed away by home keeper James McKeown. McKeown was, perhaps unsurprisingly, overworked in the first 20 minutes, with Danny Ward and Paul Dixon among the Huddersfield players trying their luck from distance. The Conference side weathered the storm and, with confidence increasing, grew into the game. They took the lead with their first meaningful attack in the 25th minute. It came on the break as a patient Huddersfield attack broke down, with a Paterson shot blocked in the Grimsby box. Scott Neilson's pass on the edge of his own area released winger Joe Colbeck and his cross from the byline was perfect for Hannah to tap in at the back post and send the fans in the wooden Blundell Park stands into delirium. Huddersfield tried to compose themselves, stay calm. They stuck to their task, passing the ball well despite the heavy pitch. Six minutes after the break the visitors were level thanks to a moment of quality. Craig Disley's clumsy challenge on Adam Hammill 20 yards out gave Huddersfield a free kick and Norwood curled his effort around the wall and into the corner. Disley atoned for his mistake by putting his side back in front midway through the first half. Striker Andy Cook chased what looked like a lost cause and fired a hopeful shot that looped into the air for Disley arrive and head home from close range. The first cries of "Sing when we're fishing" from the home fans greeted signs of Huddersfield's increasing frustration. Hammill, Norwood and Dixon were booked and Grimsby defender Aswad Thomas Huddersfield looked dead on their feet but started their comebcak with four minutes to go. Substitute Duane Homes saw his 20-yard shot parried by McKeown and Paterson was quickest to respond to tuck home the rebound before Thomas slid Dixon's cross into his own net. Grimsby Town: McKeown 7; Bignot 6, Pearson 7, Doig 7 (Southwell (90th), Thomas 5; Colbeck 7, Thanoj 6 (McLaughlin, 66th, 6), Disley 7, Neilson 6 (Rodman (82nd)); Hannah 8, Cook 8 Substitutes not used: Hedge, Hatton, Humble, Winfarrah. Bookings: Disley, Rodman Huddersfield Town: Smithies 7; Smith 6, Gerrard 6, Wallace 6; Hammill 5 (Lopez, 77th), Hogg 7 (Holmes (58th) 6), Norwood 7, Clayton 6, Dixon 6; Paterson 6, Ward 5 (Scannell (58th) 6) Substitutes not used: Bennett, Woods, Gobern, Sinnott. Bookings: Hammill, Norwood, Dixon, Paterson Referee: Keith Stroud (Dorset). Attendance: 6,504