The chance of a second for Ipswich early in the second half as a corner is punched by Lawrence Vigouroux but Dara O'Shea's subsequent header is met by Kasey McAteer who can only turn over the crossbar from close range.

Half-time sub for the home team as Mark McGuinness comes on in central defence for veteran Ben Mee.

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No changes at the break for either side.

You'd say Charlton probably had the better of the first-half chances but, crucially, the scoreline remains goalless.

An intriguing 45 to come.

I'm sorry but this will never do... eight games and five of them goalless at the break? After 10 goals in three games at lunchtime?

Let's hope for better, a LOT better, in the second half, which is getting under way... NOW, in a couple of our games, with a few more to follow in the next few minutes.

Flo Allen
Norwich Women general manager on BBC Radio Norfolk

Norwich are just a little too hesitant on the ball and in the Championship, you can't afford to do that.

Dan George
BBC Sport at St Mary's

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Compared to last week - which ended up being Will Still's final game in charge here - Southampton look so much better going forward as a team.

Defensively they have still had a fair few scares in the game but there just seems to be so much urgency to get the ball forward when in possession.

They are also moving the ball around much quicker, this has been a thoroughly entertaining first half from both sides.

Owynn Palmer-Atkin
BBC Radio Leicester commentator

There wasn't too much to note in the first half. Norwich have tried to pump balls into the penalty area and Leicester are still struggling with their lack of chance creation.

No Rob Edwards, no problem so far for Middlesbrough.

The home side lead at the break and are up to second as it stands.

Two teams who desperately need a win all-square at the break.

Gareth Vincent
BBC Sport Wales at the Swansea.com Stadium

Swansea are booed off after what was probably their worst opening 45 minutes at home this season.

Alan Sheehan has plenty of work to do at half-time.

Nothing doing in this one between two out-of-form sides but the hosts have had much the better of it.

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A seventh straight half without a goal for West Brom.

They began brightly enough but couldn't fashion a real chance and Mike Johnston's curler past the post is as close as they have come, while Oxford have grown in stature and Cameron Brannagan drew a fine save from Josh Griffiths while Will Lankshear saw decent penalty appeals turned down before the break.

Tyrese Campbell hits a shot just wide of the post as the Blades continue to push for the opener.

The Tractor Boys are motoring on the road for the second straight Saturday.

After a bright start Jack Clarke produced a moment of magic with a mazy run and fine low finish past Lawrence Vigouroux to give Town a half-time lead.

A lot of bookings in the opening 45 minutes, four of them to Swansea in a 10-minute spell, if this finishes 11-a-side I'd be surprised.

Best defence is trumping best attack, at present, but this big game is yet to really spring to life, if we're honest.

We're into FIVE minutes of time added on before the break at Carrow Road.

The away side are on top right now.