Good double stop from Barrow keeper Paul Farman.

Sam Morsy strikes a low effort with his right that he parries to his left and Kayden Jackson tries to nip in on the loose ball only for Farman to be strong and clutch on with both hands at the second attempt.

Kayden Jackson thinks he should have a corner for Ipswich for his harrowing of the Barrow back line.

But the decision goes against the front man and his face could utter a thousand words as well.

Two half-chances for Ipswich as immediately their change of shape looks more threatening.

Kane Vincent-Young gets a ball across the Barrow box on the right but nobody can connect on it for a finish.

Luke Woolfenden then narrowly heads wide from the following corner.

Almost a sight on goal for James Norwood to bring Ipswich back into it.

Long pumped clearance up the middle from Christian Walton nearly lands for Norwood but he can only poke his half-effort wide.

Double change for Ipswich at the start of the second half.

Sam Morsy on for Scott Fraser in midfield while Luke Woolfenden replaces Tom Carroll to make it a back three in defence.

Teams heading back out for the second half.

Barrow bound for a third round tie at Barnsley as it stands unless Ipswich can miraculously turn this round...

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Ipswich Town legend Terry Butcher labels that performance from the visitors "unacceptable" in his half-time television analysis.

Butcher suggests that unless they can turn things around in the second half, the players should find their own way home rather than getting on the club's chartered flight back to East Anglia.

Right - time for supporters at Holker Street to get some half-time refreshment.

John McGreal with plenty to say no doubt to the Ipswich players while Mark Cooper will presumably be delighted with what his side have produced so far.

And that's the break.

A first half bossed by the boys from Barrow.

Ipswich all at sea and far away from making any sort of comeback.

Cameron Burgess can't get enough contact on the header to direct it towards goal for Ipswich and behind it goes for a goal kick.

Two minutes being added on at the end of this first half.

Ipswich win a rare free-kick in an attacking position.

Scott Fraser delivers into the area and Barrow head behind for the visitors' first corner.

Robbie Gotts then forces a free-kick out of Toto Nsiala for being too robust in the challenge for Ipswich.

Chance for the hosts to deliver an attacking set piece.

Absolutely nothing going for Ipswich.

Sone Aluko thinks he's won the ball in midfield from a 50/50 challenge but then gets pulled back having conceded the free-kick.

Holker Street absolutely bouncing after that second goal.

John McGreal looking a very glum figure on the touchline for Ipswich.

More good stuff from Barrow down their right side.

Goal-scorer Jordan Stevens almost turns provider for Robbie Gotts this time.

Gotts tries to wrap his foot round his low cross from the right but it flashes wide of the post.

No more than Barrow have deserved that opener.

Ipswich have offered absolutely nothing so far going forward.