And that's half-time at Portman Road too. It's goalless between Ipswich Town and Sheffield Wednesday.

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Two Britt Assomablonga goals mean Middlesbrough lead struggling Birmingham at half-time.

Wolves are cruising to a four-point lead at the top of the Championship table here.

The visitors started well but Barry Douglas curled home a fine free-kick to give the hosts the lead before Ivan Cavaleiro made it 2-0.

Hard to see a way back into it now for the Yorkshire side.

Leeds get a couple of shots on target but again home goalkeeper John Ruddy is able to comfortably deal with efforts from Kemar Roofe and Samuel Saiz.

Leeds win a free-kick in a promising position but goalkeeper John Ruddy shows great confidence to come and take Pablo Hernandez's delivery.

The visitors started well but have not been in it since Wolves took the lead.

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Sheffield Wednesday are bossing the ball at Portman Road - registering 70% possession after the opening 35 minutes - but, for the second game running, still they're to manage a shot on target.

Birmingham go close to levelling again, with Che Adams' strike well saved by Darren Randolph and then Cheikh N'Doye's header bouncing just wide.

Boro are living dangerously.

Leeds win a free-kick in a good position and the ball eventually breaks for Ezgjan Alioski but his effort is blocked by teammate Kemar Roofe.

Wolves break straight down the other end and Ivan Cavaleiro bends a shot just past the post. That would have been game over.

Middlesbrough have had the better of the general play since going ahead at the Riverside.

But, as Blues come forward on the break, first Cheikh N'Doye is denied and then Jonathan Grounds' follow-up is well blocked when a Birmingham equaliser looked likely.

Noel Whelan
Ex-Leeds United striker

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"You've got to say this Wolves side has got it all.

"They're organised, creative and all the players know what they're doing."

We might just have sparked Ipswich into life.

Keiren Westwood is called into action three times in quick succession, with Bersant Celina having the pick of those chances but seeing his header from 10 yards out well saved.

Conor McNamara
BBC Radio 5 live commentator at Molineux

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"Wolves are hoping to win a fourth league game in a row tonight, something the Championship leaders have not yet managed to do this season.

"If they do manage to build on Barry Douglas' early opener, Wolves will go four points clear at the top."

It's all gone a bit flat in Suffolk.

After a strong opening 10 minutes or so from the hosts, Wednesday have worked their way back into the game and nearly went ahead through Jordan Rhodes' downward header.

Other than that, not too much to write home about.

Wolves very much have their tails up now.

Ivan Cavaleiro, who was fouled for the free-kick that Barry Douglas scored from, needs no second invitation to take a shot on from outside the area but keeper Andy Lonergan is equal to it.

Noel Whelan
Ex-Leeds United striker

"Leeds need to settle down for a couple of minutes now. It's a test of their character.

"We need to stick to the gameplan and keep playing the way we were before they scored because they weren't troubling us.

"There's loads of time left in this game."

Wolves have been superb at home so far this season but Leeds look like they're up to the challenge so far.

The hosts are yet to really get going.