Bracknell have earned that lull that Ady Williams mentioned there.

They've won a free-kick deep in Ipswich territory, which will almost certainly be flung into the box...

Ady Williams
Former Reading captain on BBC Radio Berkshire

"Bracknell need a lull in this game - if it keeps going like this for another five minutes, Ipswich will be in front."

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Crucial save from Bracknell keeper Michael Eacott!

Ipswich slice them open, Freddie Ladapo teeing up Kane Vincent-Young in the box, but his first-time shot is expertly stopped and the hosts survive.

Brenner Woolley
BBC Radio Suffolk sport commentator

"That's a lot better from Town"

Bracknell keeper Michael Eacott is forced into his first save.

Freddie Ladapo strikes from the edge of the box and Eacott beats the ball away relatively comfortably.

I think the hosts are starting to think about making it to half-time now.

The visitors have found their rhythm.

A slick, intricate passing move earns a corner, which Bracknell defend, but the non-league side are struggling to get out of their half now.

Ipswich are starting to get a bit more joy down the flanks.

Kayden Jackson gets to the byeline but his cross is well defended by the underdogs.

Tim Dellor
BBC Berkshire sport editor

"Bracknell don't want to do anything reckless and get reduced to 10 men"

Jack Dean goes into the book for Bracknell for a mistimed tackle on Kayden Jackson - it's been a committed performance from the seventh-tier side so far.

Ipswich work a rare crossing position down the right but Janoi Donacien's ball is too long.

Quality is lacking from the League One high-flyers.

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Bracknell 0-0 Ipswich

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Bracknell's George Knight snaps into a challenge on his opposite number in midfield - he wins the ball but very much also takes the man.

The referee gives the free-kick to Ipswich, but it's certainly got the crowd going.

Stuart Ainsley
Former Ipswich Town youth player on BBC Radio Suffolk

"Ipswich are struggling to get out of their half with the wind in their faces."

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I've already lost count of the number of times Ipswich have passed the ball out of play.

Bracknell and hassling and harrying - we're approaching the 20-minute mark and there hasn't been a chance of any description.

Ipswich are trying to make something happen but have been quite sloppy on the ball.

Their last game finished 4-4 - they were 4-2 up until the 96th minute!

The wind is really adding to this tie - not in quality, but in entertainment, and might be a bit of a leveller.

Bracknell win a free-kick near halfway but, after an elaborate run-up, the ball into the box is overhit and floats out for a goal-kick.

Tim Dellor
BBC Berkshire sport editor

"It was a very well struck corner, swinging it in, using the wind."

Corner comes in for Bracknell but the referee spots an infringement and gives Ipswich a free-kick.

The trees behind one of the stands at Bottom Meadow are swaying in the strong wind.

Classic conditions for such a tie.

Bracknell are getting long throws and crosses into the Ipswich box but are yet to produce that bit of quality to force a chance. They do, however, have a corner.

For any other FA Cup romantics out there, I'm afraid to say the Bracknell pitch is in great condition.

Those days of non-league sides having a playing surface akin to a mud bath seem long gone.

However they've started steadily enough, here.

Ipswich midfielder Dominic Ball wants too much time on the ball in his own half and gets shrugged off it by Bracknell's top scorer Jordan Espirit.

It looks firm but fair to me but the ref thinks otherwise and gives the visitors a cheap free-kick.