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That's all from our coverage of this derby meeting.

With Norwich City top of the Championship and Ipswich Town rock bottom, nine points from safety, it could be the last league meeting for a while.

Norwich again end the day with bragging rights, extending their unbeaten run against the Tractor Boys to 10 games.

Ipswich have now lost seven of their past eight league games, and could do with some magic to turn around their campaign.

As for Norwich, their sights are firmly set on promotion to the Premier League and the title.

If you are just joining us you missed a lively East Anglian/Old Farm derby.

Norwich went ahead in the second minute, Ipswich boss Paul Lambert was sent off on his return to Carrow Road and Teemu Pukki scored twice as the Canaries went back to the top of the table.

You can read James Law's report from Norfolk by clicking the link below.

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It might not have been a classic, but Norwich seal a comfortable victory.

They go back to the top of the Championship and go two points clear of second-placed Leeds.

Ipswich remain bottom, nine points from safety.

An opening for Ipswich but Teddy Bishop's effort from the edge of the area sails way off target, to ironic cheers from the home support.

We are into three minutes of second-half stoppage time at Carrow Road.

Ipswich sub Flynn Downes and Norwich's Todd Cantwell both go into the book for that one.

Cantwell steamed in to shove Downes following his challenge on Buendia.

Another heavy challenge on the byline, and there's another clash between both sets of players.

This time it is Ipswich sub Flynn Downes' challenge on Emi Buendia which has sparked it.

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Norwich striker Teemu Pukki goes off to a standing ovation.

Two goals have taken the Finnish striker to 20 Championship goals for the season.

Former Ipswich man Jordan Rhodes comes on to replace him up front.

Alan Judge shows good feet in the Norwich box after being fed by Ellis Harrison, but the ball runs out of play before he can cross the ball.

Almost a hat-trick for Teemu Pukki, who has a shot blocked by Jonas Knudsen.

More substitutions, as Todd Cantwell replaces Marco Stiepermann for Norwich and Flynn Downes comes on for Jon Nolan for the visitors.

I say that pretty much guarantees the Canaries top spot, but Sheffield United blew a 3-0 lead at Aston Villa on Friday after 82 minutes.

I can't see Ipswich emulating the Villans this afternoon.

A chance for the visitors after a good interchange of passes on the edge of the area.

But the shooting opportunity falls to Luke Chambers, and it is straight at the keeper.

Another booking for Norwich.

This time it is Marco Stiepermann whose name is taken, for chopping down Teddy Bishop rather cynically around halfway.

Ipswich forward Ellis Harrison tries to dribble his way into the Norwich box, but fouls Christoph Zimmermann in the process.

Mario Vrancic is back on the Norwich bench, but is wearing a moon boot after injuring his right ankle.

Could that injury affect their promotion push?

Norwich midfielder Tom Trybull gets shown yellow for a few niggling fouls in a short space of time.

Ipswich have a chance to swing another set piece into the box, but a free-kick is given against the Tractor Boys for an infringement inside the area.

James Law
BBC Sport at Carrow Road

Norwich supporters serenade their visitors with a rendition of ‘one Paul Lambert’, with the Ipswich boss watching on from the stands.

Rivalries throw up all sorts of extraordinary things!

Another chance for the visitors, as Teddy Bishop replaces Cole Skuse in midfield.