In injury time in the first half, an overhead kick from Ronnie Jepson was eventually headed in by Andy Booth for his 30th goal of the season to give Huddersfield the lead.

Just over a minute later, Marcus Stewart scored the equaliser for Bristol Rovers with a volley after Justin Channing headed on Worrell Sterling's throw-in.

In the final minute of the match, Stewart's shot from around 25 yards (23 m) hit the frame of the Huddersfield goal with the goalkeeper Steve Francis beaten.

Bristol Rovers finished the regular 1994–95 season in fourth place in the Second Division, the third tier of the English football league system, one position ahead of Huddersfield Town.

In the 9th minute, Huddersfield took the lead after Andy Booth's low cross found Chris Billy who controlled the ball before striking it into the Brentford goal.

The Brentford goalkeeper Kevin Dearden then fumbled the ball under pressure from Darren Bullock which allowed Booth to equalise, and the first half ended level.

No goals were scored in the second half so the game went to extra time which also remained goalless with Grainger's last-minute free-kick being blocked.

[3] The match then went to a penalty shootout and although Pat Scully missed the second spot-kick for Huddersfield, their goalkeeper Steve Francis saved strikes from both Denny Mundee and Jamie Bates.

Bristol Rovers dominated the match but with two goal-line clearances being made by Crewe, first by Worrell Sterling and then Danny Murphy ensured the game ended goalless.

[11][12] In injury time in the first half, an overhead kick from Ronnie Jepson was eventually headed in by Booth for his 30th goal of the season to give Huddersfield the lead.

[11][13] Just over a minute later, Stewart scored the equaliser for Bristol Rovers with a volley after Justin Channing headed on Sterling's throw-in.

[11][13] In the 80th minute, Iain Dunn was then brought on for Gary Crosby while Bristol Rovers made their first change at the same time with Marcus Browning replacing Taylor.

In the final minute of the match, Stewart's shot from around 25 yards (23 m) hit the frame of the Huddersfield goal with Francis beaten.