Former Norwich striker and BBC Radio Norfolk summariser Iwan Roberts: "What a strike! We know he's capable with that left foot. It's a really good ball back and Bradley Johnson doesn't need asking twice. There was no way the Ipswich goalkeeper was getting a hand to that shot."

What an absolute ripper.

Lewis Grabban gets away down the right-hand side of the penalty area. His pull-back bobbles all the way through to the edge of the area and Bradley Johnson barely breaks his stride before slapping in a left-foot rocket from 18 yards.

Carrow Road rocks with delight.

Lewis Grabban is narrowly offside from a Bradley Johnson through ball. Fair play to the Norwich fan sat just behind the linesman - he nods his head in agreement.

"Just off," he mouths to his mate.

Former Norwich striker and BBC Radio Norfolk summariser Iwan Roberts: "Alex Tettey has had a quiet opening but he's a vital player for Norwich in that anchor role. It's important he doesn't go too far away from Bassong and Martin, and allow Ipswich to thread the ball through to their forwards."

Bradley Johnson catches Luke Chambers late, but no card this time.

Norwich are eager to press up and force Ipswich into playing the ball quickly - Town look like they're just about comfortable with it.

Alex Neil the livelier of the two bosses so far, just about.

He's about five yards further from his bench than Mick McCarthy, who is still bellowing out the odd order.

Ex-Ipswich captain and BBC Radio Suffolk summariser Mick Mills: "It's definitely a yellow for Skuse but it's unlucky. It's one of those where the ball is at kicking height and he's got to go for it."

Ouch, Bradley Johnson stoops to head the ball in the middle of the park, but gets a Cole Skuse boot in his face for his troubles.

The Ipswich midfielder goes into the book.

First proper chance of the match, and it falls to Norwich.

It's actually great defending from Ipswich. Jonny Howson's hooked cross finds its way through to Lewis Grabban, but Christophe Berra nips in perfectly to stop the striker from converting from five yards out.

Ex-Ipswich captain and BBC Radio Suffolk summariser Mick Mills: "This is a decent and confident start from Ipswich, apart from a couple of early scares."

It's a pretty frantic start. Richard Chaplow and Jay Tabb work well together to win an Ipswich corner.

The Canaries get it clear - and there's a rare moment to have a breather. If this pace continues, some players will be needing a nap at half-time.

Norwich fans want a penalty, none given.

Tommy Smith just gets a toenail to the ball with Lewis Grabban heading to the by-line.

Town scramble away the corner and Jonny Howson hits a speculative effort wide.

Big Mick definitely seems to have set up to contain Norwich's midfield, with a narrow four across the middle.

Jay Tabb gets a sniff with a half-volley from 25 yards, but it trundles straight to John Ruddy.

Former Norwich striker and BBC Radio Norfolk summariser Iwan Roberts: "It's not a bad tactic from Norwich in the opening 10 minutes - turning the Ipswich defenders around. No defender likes running towards their own goal, especially with the pace Norwich have in attack."

Route one from Ipswich, and it almost comes off. Daryl Murphy flicks on, but Freddie Sears uses his hand to control.

That might be an effective option for Town.

Lewis Grabban almost gets through down the right channel, but Tyrone Mings is across well to hassle him off the ball.

A few hit and hopes to get us underway and a couple of long throw-ins.

Town make progress down the right side but it's out for a goal kick.

My goodness. The noise at Carrow Road is thunderous. A rendition of 'On The Ball City' rings out - it's believed to be the oldest song in football, don't you know?

Fasten yourself in. Here we go...

Ex-Ipswich captain and BBC Radio Suffolk summariser Mick Mills: "It's very difficult to say you enjoy these games but they are the ultimate fixtures. The fans for both clubs are superb and it's a really noisy atmosphere.

"As a player, you long for this type of occasion."

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Unfortunately, there's no commentary on the BBC Sport website.

However, if you're based in East Anglia, you can listen to the game on BBC local radio - as well as following our live text commentary of course.

BBC Radio Norfolk (95.1 FM, 95.6 FM, 104.4 FM) and BBC Radio Suffolk (95.5 FM, 95.9 FM, 103.9 FM, 104.6 FM) will be providing live commentary from Carrow Road - BBC Radio Norfolk's commentary team, which includes for Norwich striker Iwan Roberts, have been in position for some time.