A third and final Ipswich change sees Jordan Spence come on for Dominic Iorfa.

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This is all Norwich, it really is.

James Maddison is the latest Canaries forward to force Bartosz Bialkowski into a smart save, the Polish keeper palming an attempt away after a couple of awkward deflections.

As a live text commentator - and neutral - this hasn't been a straightforward second half. Believe me, Angus Gunn is much easier to type at speed than Bartosz Bialkowski.

Alas, the 30-year-old goalkeeper has been Ipswich's best player since the break.

Brilliant save!

Josh Murphy and Nelson Oliveira link up and get a strike towards goal, but it's fantastically turned behind by Bartosz Bialkowski.

That really is an outstanding piece of goalkeeping. It looked in.

A quick Norwich corner is played to Josh Murphy via James Maddison, but his shot is blocked before Jamal Lewis' follow-up goes high and wide.

Is a goal coming? It feels like it...

The ball is simply not sticking for Ipswich, who continuously hook it in the direction of Martyn Waghorn but surrender possession in doing so nearly every time.

Somehow, the visitors need to wrestle some of the momentum back.

It's almost a carbon copy of his earlier effort, curling towards the same corner but Bartosz Bialkowski is equal to it once more.

I think this one's an even better save than the first one, too. The Ipswich keeper does really well to beat it clear.

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James Maddison is causing absolute chaos here. Again he gets clear, again he's brought down illegally and again an Ipswich player is booked - this time Callum Connolly.

This one's 20 yards and nearly dead out centre of goal. I think we can all guess who'll be taking it...

A second Ipswich Town change, with Tractor Boys fan Luke Hyam on for Stephen Gleeson.

Cole Skuse is booked for a foul on James Maddison now, hacking the former Coventry man down as he spun clear.

The subsequent free-kick drifts out of play.

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If Norwich score, I'll be surprised if James Maddison hasn't got something to do with it.

The 21-year-old skips past a couple of challenges but gets a horrible bobble as he pulls the trigger, skewing his shot miles wide.

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David McGoldrick is on for Joe Garner, whose recent booking was perhaps just in the mind of Ipswich boss Mick McCarthy.

We're into the final half an hour.

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The Norwich fans are just getting a bit frustrated here, as Nelson Oliveira tries to float a pass through for James Maddison but it runs straight through to the goalkeeper.

Now David McGoldrick is being readied on the Ipswich bench, he'll be on in a moment...

Ipswich have some breathing space at last, though, as Dominic Iorfa wins a corner.

After Angus Gunn claims it, the visitors win the ball back and send Jonas Kudsen clear down the left, but he's tripped by Moritz Leitner. That booking is as routine as they come.

This is looking a bit ominous for Ipswich, who've barely had a kick since the break.

Ah, and a fairly predictable booking for Joe Garner. The visiting striker cynically brings down James Maddison.

You felt at half-time that Norwich simply had to improve after the break and they've already done just that, creating their best moments in the game in the past five minutes or so.

James Maddison is again involved - more advanced since the interval - trying to wriggle clear.

Oh Timm Klose, surely you have to score there?!

From the resulting corner, Norwich keep the ball alive and Klose has the goal at his mercy, six yards out and in the middle of the goal.

But, when any sort of connection surely would've put Norwich ahead, he fluffs his effort. Massive chance, massive miss.

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So close!

The technique is superb, getting his free-kick up and over the wall, but Bartosz Bialowski does really well to palm it over.

On second viewing, it's actually relatively close to the goalkeeper and it's one he would've been disappointed to concede.

Now, this is a bit more like it from James Maddison.

The Norwich attacker wins a free-kick right on the edge of the Ipswich box within 120 seconds of the restart.

He's had a quiet afternoon so far, but can he product something special here?

We're up and running again at Carrow Road.

Right, here come the teams. Ipswich are first out, with Mick McCarthy all smiles on the visiting bench. Angus Gunn leads Norwich out moments later.

Let's get cracking, shall we?...

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