Leeds make a double change as they look to see if they can find an improbable equaliser.

Kemar Roofe and Pablo Hernandez make way for Caleb Ekuban and Eunan O'Kane.

Wolves make their first change of the game, with goalscorer Ivan Cavaleiro coming off in place of Helder Costa.

Ten-man Leeds are still pushing for that equaliser.

Samuel Saiz takes a chance from long range but John Ruddy makes a competent save.

Jordan Spence handles in the area and Wednesday have a penalty!

Freddie Sears has a great chance to double Ipswich's advantage at Portman Road, going clean through on goal and going round Keiren Westwood, but then allowing the Sheffield Wednesday goalkeeper to recover and snuff out the opportunity.

Fabio da Silva very nearly makes it 3-0 to Middlesbrough, but his deflected effort from inside the area comes back off the crossbar.

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Just when Leeds were really threatening to get back into the game they find themselves down to 10 men.

Young midfielder Ronaldo Vieira was booked in the first half and he's shown a second yellow for a poor tackle on Diogo Jota.

Birmingham are having a right good go despite trailing at Middlesbrough, as Jonathan Grounds' header deflects behind and then goalkeeper Darren Randolph just about punches the subsequent corner clear.

Some sloppy play from Wolves sees them give up possession in their own half but Leeds can't take advantage.

Much better from Leeds this half and Wolves are on the ropes just at the moment.

Noel Whelan
Ex-Leeds United striker

"That goal has lifted our confidence. We've got our tails up now.

"It's a key goal because had it gone 3-0 it would have been all over.

"We're being much more aggressive and getting in their faces now. We're not letting them play their silky passes."

In the blink of an eye, this game has become incredibly stretched. Twice Jordan Rhodes has a sniff of goal as the Ipswich defence goes walkies, but he can't make either chance count.

Now then, what's going on here?

David McGoldrick has come out for the second half but, after hobbling around looking less than comfortable, he heads for the tunnel and makes way for Freddie Sears before we kick off.

All a bit odd.

We're also under way at the Riverside, where Middlesbrough will be hoping to build on their 2-0 lead and Birmingham will be hoping for a way back into the game.

Back under way at Molineux.

Can Leeds find a way back into this?

Ged Scott
BBC Sport at Molineux

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"Half-time at Molineux. Wolves in control against Leeds.

"And, so far, it's not quite the night former Wolves keeper Andy Lonergan might have hoped for on his first return since his August departure to Elland Road.

"He was beaten all ends up by a stunning left-foot free kick from Wolves' dead ball specialist Barry Douglas. Then, 11 minutes later, he got an outstretched arm to the ball but was beaten by the sheer ferocity of Ivan Cavaleiro's left-foot shot for the second goal. He had been left rather exposed by his defence though.

"Not much sign of hope that the visitors might add to their successive wins here over the last two seasons."

Just to give you the full picture, Chris Lucketti has signed a two-and-a-half-year deal with League One side Bury and will be unveiled to the media at a press conference tomorrow morning.

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Conor McNamara
BBC Radio 5 live commentator at Molineux

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"It's a big game atmosphere at Molineux tonight - it really feels like a top-flight ground. The way this team is playing, it soon will be..."

As reported by BBC Radio Humberside earlier today, Bury have now confirmed the appointment of Scunthorpe assistant manager Chris Lucketti as their new boss.

The 46-year-old spent six seasons with the Shakers, making 235 league appearances between 1993 and 1999.

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