What a miss! Andros Townsend does the damage down the right again for Spurs, he drives on and serves it up on a plate, with garnish, for Roberto Soldado. He's five yards out, an open goal - and he scuffs it against his standing foot and on to the bar!

How on earth has he missed that? I mean, seriously?

Lovely run, Dusan Tadic darts in from the right, commits two Ipswich defenders and then hammers in a shot which is well blocked by the final Town defender. That could have been curtains...

Mark Lawrenson
Former Liverpool defender at Portman Road

"Ipswich players still seem a bit nervous on the ball - it's like a hot potato at the moment."

Burnley still look fairly comfortable on the ball. Give them a lead to cling on to and they'll soak it up and hit you on the break.

Steve Wilson
BBC Match of the Day commentator at Portman Road

"This game hasn't been quite as good as we were all hoping. An Ipswich goal might change things though!"

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Another clash of heads as Ipswich captain Luke Chambers heads the back of Matt Targett. Chambers has to check his teeth, but I think he's OK.

Laurence Ridge, external Sean Dyche has worked wonders with Burnley! I can see Dyche staying at Burnley for many years! Come on Burnley.

Manny Singh:, external Burnley get stronger and stronger each game they play. Highly rate them. Would a bigger club be as patient as Burnley with Dyche, where he is building not just a team but a club?

If there's one striker in football you don't want to undercook a backpass around, it would be Shane Long. The striking equivalent of a Duracell bunny latches on to Luke Chambers' errant steer back, but Bartosz Bialkowski just about gets there first to clear his lines, slamming the ball into the chest of Long.

I read earlier on today that the Championship averages a sacking every 9.8 days this season.

Ridiculous. But are we set for another one? Half-time at a very happy Bradford.

Rich, Derby: Not looking good for Ian Holloway at Millwall, relegation battle and this result so far. Can't see the fans liking this.

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David McGoldrick almost capitalises on a slack touch at the back from Southampton but Florin Gardos slams the door in his face. From the following corner Tommy Smith gets ahead of his marker but fails to make a telling connection.

Mark Lawrenson
Former Liverpool defender at Portman Road

"It's been an honest game so far, but the quality has been poor."

Daniel:, external At Valley Parade a minute ago I thought I was watching a boxing match not a football match!

Spurs are up to 61% of possession but they still trail Burnley. Can Tottenham recover from that atrocious opening spell?

Felix: Ward-Prowse has become a consistently good performer and it shouldn't be long before he gets an England call up, has the potential to grow into one of England's best midfielders

Daryl Murphy is back with us, in body at least, wearing a new shirt with no number on it. He looks to be OK, but that was a massive crack to the head. Since Southampton took the lead they have been in control.

Mark Lawrenson
Former Liverpool defender at Portman Road

"Daryl Murphy won't get much sympathy from Mick McCarthy with a cut on his head that's for certain!"

Ooof! A lot of blood spilled as Ipswich striker Daryl Murphy comes off worse in an aerial clash.

That could well be that. An early, clean FA Cup kill from Bradford as on-loan Middlesbrough man Andy Halliday converts. Three-nil down and down to 10 men - looks grim for the Lions.

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