Still we wait for the opening goal at Portman Road.

Gary Madine's introduction for Cardiff hasn't produced the desired effects quite yet, as the visitors are yet to force Bartosz Bialkowski into a single save in the Ipswich goal.

The hosts win a corner but fail to make anything of it.

Leeds forward Samu Saiz makes his return after his six-game ban for spitting.

The Spaniard takes the place of Kemar Roofe.

Can he inspire the visitors to a winner?

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A penny for Norwich boss Daniel Farke's thoughts.

Sunday's dramatic late equaliser against bitter rivals Ipswich stretched their unbeaten run to four games but their play-off hopes are still looking slim.

Hordur Magnusson tries his luck with another long throw into the Fulham box, but Denis Odoi safely hammers it away.

A few moments later, Aleksandar Mitrovic drills the ball towards the Bristol City goal, but Frank Fielding gets across to push the ball behind.

Derby force an early corner that comes to nothing.

The hosts will have been buoyed by their equaliser with the last kick of the first half.

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BBC Sport at Molineux

Not a perfect 10?

Ten is clearly the key number at Molineux tonight.

The assist by Wolves left-back Barry Douglas for his side's second goal was his 10th of the season - matching his team-mate Ivan Cavaleiro at the top of the Championship assist rankings.

On the downside, the yellow card given to Ruben Neves is his 10th of the season. That means an automatic ban, ruling him out of the next two games - at Fulham on Saturday, then at home to Reading.

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Cardiff striker Gary Madine returns after three games out with a broken nose, replacing midfielder Marko Grujic.

He'll be sporting this rather fetching kit, as modelled by Bluebirds winger Junior Hoilett.

I actually quite like the fashion choice, though I might not be in the majority.

And just like that, we are back under way in four Championship games.

Keep those promotion predictions coming in on #bbcefl.

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Not long now until we get back under way.

Will anyone be able to put a smile on Mick's face at Portman Road?

Aleksander Pagels: Wolves and Fulham to go straight up. Hard to pick the team going up via play-offs as form goes out of the book in these games, but I'm gonna go controversial and say Brentford.

Jordan Ramsden: Wolves as champions and Villa runners up. As for the play-offs? Head says Fulham, heart says Bristol City or Preston.

Matt Jones: Leeds are missing Luke Ayling more than I thought possible. De Bock looks like he’s never played football before.

Gregory P: The clock strikes February and Derby’s promotion carriage turns back into a pumpkin.

Maybe you spoke too soon, Gregory, as Andreas Weimann has put the Rams level...

Before we get back to the madness that is the Championship promotion fight, there's just enough time to bring you news of a famous face set to take charge at Oxford United.

The U's are in talks with Cardiff City youth coach and former Wales forward Craig Bellamy about becoming their new manager.

Good appointment? Bad appointment? Let us know using #bbcefl

They battled to a heroic draw with Tottenham on Sunday but the same result tonight will do nothing for Rochdale's League One survival hopes.

The hosts hit the woodwork twice in the early stages at Spotland but they have nothing to show for their superiority over fellow strugglers MK Dons.

It's all square in the battle between sixth-placed Bristol City and fifth-placed Fulham at half-time.

Fulham started the stronger side, but the hosts improved once Aleksandar Mitrovic had put Slavisa Jokanovic's team in front.

Wolves lead at the break after an exciting first half at Molineux.

The hosts went into a 2-0 lead through goals from Diogo Jota, but Christoph Zimmerman's goal has given the Canaries a chance going into the second half.

It's goalless at Portman Road, but it's Ipswich, not second-placed Cardiff, who have looked the most likely victors tonight.

A big let off for Cardiff!

Bersant Celina bears down on goal, but he tries to round keeper Neil Etheridge when he could have got a shot away.

The Manchester City loanee's final touch is far too strong though, giving Cardiff's defence just enough time to nip the opportunity in the bud..

Ged Scott
BBC Sport at Molineux

What a first half.

The usual drab fayre at Molineux... fireworks, fans singing songs, another near capacity crowd, the Canaries wearing all purple and three goals inside the first 27 minutes - one of them due to goalline technology, another due to Barry Douglas's almost technologically created left foot and the third, surprisingly, to Norwich.

Maybe this isn't going to be the walkover that the locals were expecting?

So close to a Derby leveller!

Tom Lawrence crashes a fierce effort against the Leeds crossbar before the offside flag stops anyone from putting the rebound in.

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Neil Warnock's evening is not going quite to plan.

His Cardiff side are on the back foot against mid-table Ipswich, and he's just been forced to make his first chance of the night, bringing on Greg Halford for injured captain Sean Morrison.