Jadon Sancho cuts inside from the left and fires a shot at goal.

Firmly struck but easily saved and held by Bernd Leno.

Alex Howell
BBC football news reporter at Portman Road

Myles Lewis-Skelly and Ethan Nwaneri are getting ready to come on for Arsenal.

The game is being played in Ipswich's half. They can't get out.

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Matheus Cunha takes a Wolves corner and it flicks just past the near post off Victor Lindelof.

It results in another corner which goes wide.

It surely won't be long before Bruno Fernandes enters the field.

Manchester United are missing their captain's creativity.

Bukayo Saka plays a lovely cross to the back post for Mikel Merino, but Axel Tuanzebe gets to the ball first to head clear.

Matheus Cunha goes down under the challenge of Patrick Dorgu and the Danish defender goes into the book.

Jen Beattie
Former Arsenal defender on BBC Sport Website

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Pedro Neto has to score this. The keeper makes himself big on his line.

Neto snatches across it, he could have taken a bit more time, but he snatches at it.

Big chance for Chelsea!

Enzo Fernandez's cross is blocked but he gets the ball back, plays it low into Nicolas Jackson, who lays it off for Pedro Neto.

The winger just has Bernd Leno to beat but the Fulham keeper makes himself big and just about keeps out the shot.

Rasmus Hojlund is bearing down on goal and he should get his shot away but he takes too long and a last ditch tackle stops him in his tracks.

It's clear that Hojlund is lacking confidence.

Jen Beattie
Former Arsenal defender on BBC Sport Website

Good strike from Malo Gusto. It was a pretty straightforward save for Bernd Leno. He doesn't need to do much to get hold of it.

Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport football news reporter

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That half-time team talk from Enzo Maresca needs to provoke a reaction if Chelsea care about qualification for the Champions League.

They can't really afford to lose and Levi Colwill and assistant manager Willy Caballero were encouraging intensity from the rest of the team with their hand gestures after coming back out onto the pitch.

Malo Gusto has come on for Reece James, in a change which might have been pre-planned, with Jadon Sancho on for Noni Madueke in a change that was unlikely to have been discussed prior to kick-off.

Arsenal pick up from where they left off in the first half as some neat play down the left ends with Martin Odegaard's low ball being pushed behind by Alex Palmer.

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Chelsea break after a quickly taken free-kick and Nicolas Jackson is in acres of space space down the left.

His pull back is a poor one, though, and Fulham scramble it away before Malo Gusto lets fly form 25 yards. Straight at Bernd Leno.

Jorgen Strand Larsen's cross is intended for Marshall Munetsi but he gets it wrong and Andre Onana catches.

Curtis Davies
Former Premier League defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

A lot of teams work on their set-pieces, but there doesn't seem to be much thought behind what Manchester United do with their corners.

Christian Eriksen swings a Manchester United free-kick into the area, Santiago Bueno clears.

That is emerging as a familiar pattern in this match.

Joachim Andersen has words for Cole Palmer after the Chelsea man goes down easily looking for a penalty.

Nothing doing but there has been much more urgency from the visitors since half-time.

Back under way at Ipswich.

The hosts have made a change for the second half with Jack Taylor on for Julio Enciso.

No changes for Arsenal.