Summary

  • Ipswich miss chance to go second after thrilling 3-3 draw with Hull

  • Tractor Boys need four points from final two games to win promotion

  • Blackburn, Sheff Wed, Plymouth & Birmingham remain in relegation danger heading into final week

  • Huddersfield all but down after drawing with Birmingham

  • West Brom, Norwich & Hull fighting for two play-off places

  • Leicester promoted to Premier League on Friday

Live Reporting

Ian Woodcock & Katie Holloway

  1. SUBSTITUTION

    Hull City 2-3 Ipswich

    Another change for the home side.

    Ryan Giles is on and Regan Slater is off.

    Giles has a superb delivery. Can Hull make the most of it?

  2. Hull City 2-3 Ipswich

    Hull v IpswichGetty Images

    Ten minutes left of this pulsating match.

    Hull City MUST find a leveller to keep their top six hopes alive going into the final day.

  3. Hull City 2-3 Ipswich

    Ipswich spring a counter from a Hull corner.

    Jack Taylor plays Jeremy Sarmiento in on goal but he just loses his footing as he shoots and it's straight at Ryan Allsop.

  4. Hull City 2-3 Ipswich

    Noah Ohio gets on the ball on the halfway line and powers towards goal.

    There's not a huge amount of support so he takes the shot on from 20 yards out and his deflected effort has to be turned behind by Vaclav Hladky in the Ipswich net.

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    George, Birmingham: Even as a Leicester fan, I love the Tractor Boys and hope they get promoted as long as it is in second place. They have had a remarkable season.

    Yusuf, Leicester: Both of these teams play exciting football. As a Liverpool fan I would love to see both in the Premier League.

    This one has certainly been a cracker!

  6. SUBSTITUTIONS

    Hull City 2-3 Ipswich

    Another couple of Ipswich subs.

    Massimo Luongo, on a booking, is off and Jack Taylor is on.

    Conor Chaplin is also off for Lewis Travis.

    That suggests the Blues are going to go a bit more defensive.

  7. SUBSTITUTION

    Hull City 2-3 Ipswich

    Hull go to their bench for the second time and it's Noah Ohio for Abdus Omur.

    Ohio bagged the winner in the 3-2 victory at Coventry in midweek.

  8. Hull City 2-3 Ipswich

    Quick reminder to anyone just joining us.

    If this stays as it is then Ipswich will need two points from their final two games to go up to the Premier League.

    Hull City's top-six hopes will be all-but over.

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    Graham & Kristie Turner: Thanks #BBCEFL sharing Omari’s last celebration for us, obviously did the trick! Can you share another & he might be on for a hat-trick!!

    Er.... when we did that, Liam Delap immediately equalised for Hull!

  10. Hull City 2-3 Ipswich

    This is the Omari Hutchinson show now.

    This time the Chelsea loanee goes down the line and hammers a right-footed shot at goal that Ryan Allsop stands up to.

    Ipswich are purring just now.

  11. 'Hull need to shut back door'

    Hull 2-3 Ipswich

    Peter Swan
    Former Hull City player on BBC Radio Humberside

    Ipswich aren't going to give up. Hull need to keep that back door shut else it will be game, set and match. Ipswich look like they are the team that are going to score next.

  12. Hull City 2-3 Ipswich

    Into the final 20 minutes of this helter-skelter game.

    Omari Hutchinson cuts in off the right, is he going to go for his hat-trick? No, he tees it up for Jerermy Sarmiento and his shot from 20 yards out is saved by Hull goalkeeper Ryan Allsop.

    We're in for a great finish here.

  13. 'Hull must be furious'

    Hull 2-3 Ipswich

    Alex Mathie
    Former Ipswich Town striker on BBC Radio Suffolk

    Just unbelievable from Hull. They've given Omari Hutchinson acres of space, they've obviously not learnt from his first goal. It's a fantastic strike but Hull must be furious with themselves. They know what he can do.

    You just can't keep Ipswich down.

  14. goal

    GOAL: Hull City 2-3 Ipswich

    Omari Hutchinson (67 mins)

    Omari Hutchinson celebrates putting Ipswich 3-2 up at HullPA Media

    Ipswich take the lead for the third time tonight!

    Hull City have only got themselves to blame.

    They fail to deal with a couple of Town corners and the ball is played out to Omari Hutchinson in a similar position to where he scored just before the break on the edge of the area.

    Nobody gets out to close him down and he bends a lovely strike beyond Ryan Allsop.

    Not as emphatic as his first but just as effective.

    Can the promotion-chasing Tractor Boys hold on this time?!

  15. Hull City 2-2 Ipswich

    Ipswich sub Kieffer Moore turns well 18 yards out and his shot is parried behind for a corner by Ryan Allsop.

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    James, Leeds: With Leicester, Southampton and Leeds all having parachute payments and Ipswich getting promoted from League One last year, whatever happens this is a remarkable Town performance.

    Simon from Salisbury: One of my dearest friends who lost their mother is a Tractor Boys fan. So it will be brilliant for her when Ipswich get up. And also myself being a lifelong Red Devil, them stopping Leeds will be all the sweeter.

    Ipswich have plenty of work still to do tonight, never mind the rest of this week, Simon.

  17. Hull City 2-2 Ipswich

    Hull boss Liam Rosenior's choice to introduce Liam Delap at the break to have a real threat through the middle has paid dividends.

    The Manchester City loanee is just returning from an injury that kept him out for over three months from 1 January and that was his first goal since 29 December.

  18. SUBSTITUTION

    Hull City 2-2 Ipswich

    Town boss Kieran McKenna is known for his proactive subs.

    He takes off George Hirst and Wes Burns, who were both returning from injury, and brings on Kiefer Moore and Jeremy Sarmiento.

  19. 'The crowd went silent'

    Hull 2-2 Ipswich

    Peter Swan
    Former Hull City player on BBC Radio Humberside

    That split second the crowd went silent hoping Luke Burgess overhit it. Everything happened in slow motion.

  20. HITS THE WOODWORK

    Hull City 2-2 Ipswich

    And now Ipswich hit the bar!

    Leif Davis stands up a free-kick and Luke Burgess is unmarked as he crashes a header off the bar from 12 yards out.

    What a game we have just now!