Well, we will make a swift exit as well from our coverage of this evening's standalone second-round replay.

We'll have a full report and more reaction to Barrow's victory to come later on the BBC Sport website and app.

Also look out for video highlights of that victory for the Bluebirds as well.

Until the new year and round three - thanks for being with us.

All done and dusted at Holker Street.

League Two Barrow knock out League One Ipswich and book a place in the FA Cup third round for the first time in five years.

Barnsley await Mark Cooper's side at Oakwell in the new year.

What awaits still managerless Ipswich next is anyone's guess....

Time for one last Barrow change.

Second goal-scorer Robbie Gotts is replaced by Mark Ellis for the final seconds.

Joe Pigott then concedes a free-kick after pushing Matty Platt in the back.

Josh Kay then tucks the ball into Ipswich's net, but it's a foul earlier on Christian Walton by Offrande Zanzala.

SIX MINUTES BEING ADDED ON.

Surely no chance for Ipswich still?

But then Joe Pigott pops up with a header down into the turf that Paul Farman has to parry away from goal.

Offrande Zanzala then nearly goes up the other end and adds a third for Barrow with his first touch.

Ball in from the left to the danger area nearly finds the substitute but Christian Walton gathers it.

Ipswich still pushing, but they cannot get a shot away or find a cross that gets nodded towards goal by one of their own.

Barrow being made to work, but so far passing all the tests.

Good work between Conor Chaplin and Matt Penney for Ipswich but Penney's attempt to thread a ball back across goal gets snapped up by Barrow keeper Paul Farman.

Josh Gordon heads off for Barrow to be replaced by Offrande Zanzala.

Good applause from the home fans for Gordon's efforts up top tonight.

Ipswich's fortunes for the night summed up in one moment there.

Kane Vincent-Young sends in a delicious ball across the Barrow box, but nobody in a Town shirt shows any intent to get on the end of it.

Into the last 10 minutes.

Idris El Mizouni, who scored a cracker for Ipswich to win their first-round replay at Oldham, tries to be a bit cute this time with an attempted lob.

But that's of no concern at all to Paul Farman as it goes over the bar.

Barrow make a first change as Jordan Stevens is replaced by Josh Kay.

Connor Brown also makes way for Remeao Hutton.

Two more changes for Ipswich.

One already planned as Conor Chaplin comes on for Sone Aluko and the second a bit more hurried as a rather bruised Toto Nsiala hobbles off to be replaced by Janoi Donacien.

Ipswich trying to go direct on Barrow, but not getting any joy at all.

Game is beginning to get very tetchy all of a sudden with the home supporters showing their dislike of some heavy challenges from the visitors.

Some "afters" spilling over for a second as Connor Brown backs into Joe Pigott and he hits the deck.

Referee has a word and then tells them to grow up and get on with it or words to that effect.

Ipswich make a third change as Joe Pigott replaces James Norwood up front.

Sam Morsy joins Idris El Mizouni in the book for a very, very late challenge on Barrow skipper Ollie Banks.

Sloppy from the Egypt international.

Again the ball almost drops for James Norwood from a long punt forward by Christian Walton.

He takes it down nicely with his first touch but can't shape up for a shot before Paul Farman smothers the ball at his feet.

Hour mark passed and still Barrow hold the lead.

Ipswich have shown more intent this half, but still have their work cut out to claw themselves back into this tie.

Barrow full of confidence when they come forward.

Jordan Stevens strikes an effort on the volley on his right from outside the box but it goes harmlessly wide on this occasion.

Ipswich midfielder Idris El Mizouni is first in referee James Bell's notebook this evening.

A bit too heavy in the tackle on Tom White as he tried to glance past him.