Another half-chance for Wednesday as Barry Bannan feeds Josh Windass who fires in an angled shot which beats the dive of Sunderland keeper Nathan Bishop but also the far upright.

Ian Woodcock
BBC Sport at Elland Road

WOW.

Leeds had done much of the early running prior to Southampton's opener and were undeterred by falling behind.

Neither defence looks especially assured and it looks like we're in for another wild ride here...

There is a break in play at St Andrew's with an apparent medical situation in the stands.

The players are gathering for impromptu team-talks on the touchline.

Simon Grayson
Ex-Leeds manager on BBC Radio Leeds

Leeds responded really well after going behind and Southampton didn't deal with it very well.

This place has erupted and all of a sudden it's game back on.

Plymouth trying to take matters into their own hands, first Morgan Whittaker fires over the bar with the outside of his boot after driving forward from midfield and then after another quick break the Argyle man has a snap-shot denied by Tigers keeper Ryan Allsop.

Simon Grayson
Ex-Leeds manager on BBC Radio Leeds

Somebody with the quality of Adam Armstrong wasn't going to miss the target. The Leeds players are rallying and I think the supporters will too.

After a real promising start, it's a big kick in the teeth.

Georginio Rutter has had a go from a free-kick out wide.

He doesn't lack confidence, and he gets plenty of punch on the shot.

Goalkeeper Alex McCarthy has to be alive to the danger and parries it over.

Owls pushing forward once again but Pol Valentin's cross is headed over the Black Cats bar by Ike Ugbo.

Matt Glennon
Former Huddersfield keeper on BBC Radio Leeds

There's another wave of Ipswich attacking that is going to drain Huddersfield.

When you've got the kind of confidence Ipswich have, the chances come easy, the spaces look very big.

Mark Smith
Former Owls defender on BBC Radio Sheffield

The longer it goes on like this, the more confident Sheffield Wednesday will feel. There's good signs.

All the chances have been played in Sunderland's half.

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Ipswich do not seem to be letting the occasion get to them.

They know a job needs doing and they are after the early goal.

George Hirst gets on the end of a flicked ball from Conor Chaplin, but can only head wide from close range.

Wednesday on the attack at the Stadium of Light but the sliding Anthony Musaba is not quite able to get his connection right as Josh Windass crosses low into the area.

A point would be enough for the visitors, remember, but they have 11 points from their last five so confidence should be high.

Where the goals at?!

Another glimpse of goal for the hosts as Koji Miyoshi corrals a bouncing ball in the box and fires in a left-footed volley which Angus Gunn is able to gather at his near post.

Blues doing what they need to do, at present... attack!

End-to-end stuff in Devon where Bali Mumba saw a shot deflected past the upright for the hosts, with the corner coming to nought, before Fabio Carvalho has a sight of goal in the other penalty area, only to be crowded out by keeper Michael Cooper.

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Goals. Ipswich want them and need them today to get over the automatic promotion line.

And at home Ipswich Town have been swimming in them. They have scored 57 times in league games at Portman Road this season.

That is the most by a side in a Championship campaign since the record-breaking Reading side of 2005-06, who scored 58.

The last second tier team to hit 60+ home goals in a single season were Man City in 2001-02 (63).

Axel Tuanzebe has had a crack from distance and sees it ruffle the side-netting. Positive from the hosts.

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Already-promoted Championship title winners Leicester are enjoying the cauldron of celebrations at the King Power Stadium, but it is Blackburn that have come closest to fining an early opener.

Sam Gallagher is found in space and he arrows an effort just wide.