Jamal Lewis works a cross into the Southampton box which sails into the path of Mileta Rajovic.

However Jan Bednarek puts the block in to spare the Saints' blushes.

A merciful whistle.

Three shots. Three bookings. That's as good as it gets for 'highlights'.

Ben Croucher
BBC Final Score

Home fans are growing increasingly restless with every wayward pass, with every time their side turn and play the ball backwards.

Desperately short on quality from both teams. Plenty of endeavour but creativity has been lacking.

It's an arms-folded (Danny Rohl) versus hands-in-pocket (Alex Neil) kind of day in the dugout. It's a yawning kind of day in the stands. Find me a goal please.

Emmanuel Latte Lath keeps Ipswich goalkeeper Vaclav Hladky honest, making sure the Czech custodian is paying attention with a shot that rolls just wide of the post.

Middlesbrough showing a bit of fight, and Latte Lath looking for goals in back-to-back games.

How prolific is this Ipswich attack, you say?

FORTY-TWO goals in 20 league games including this one.

Leicester should be 2-0 up against Plymouth.

They break on the counter from an Argyle corner and outnumber the visitors on the break.

Stephy Mavididi selflessly chooses to pass to Wilfried Ndidi but he puts too much weight on the ball as it rolls away.

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Still goalless in this one but it's Watford who are looking more likely to score at the minute than Southampton.

Ismael Kone makes a cracking run, leading to Shea Charles making a rash challenge to thwart his efforts.

Saints defender Charles goes into the book in the aftermath.

Two long range drives in two minutes from Liam Delap, but QPR skipper Asmir Begovic saves both from his former team-mates' son comfortably enough.

Jamal Lowe stretches big 'Viking' Viktor Johansson in the Rotherham goal with a well-struck effort.

Swansea getting the better of the chances, notably since Daniel Ayala's exit.

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Nine games. More than 30 minutes gone.

Only TWO Championship goals.

Come on, cheer us up on this day of fairly miserable weather...

Ian Cranson
Fomer Stoke defender on BBC Radio Stoke

This has not been a game, it's been a battle. Sheffield Wednesday will be happy with that.

They are doing well at the back and will look to get on the break.

Cédric Anselin
Former Norwich City midfielder on BBC Radio Norfolk

It's nice to hear the fans give some energy to Norwich.

They know they need to give the team a push to break this stalemate.

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Could be an interesting tussle between big George Hirst in the Ipswich frontline, and Boro defender Dael Fry who's also deserving of a 'Big' prefix.

Fry wins the latest coming together, just getting enough on the ball to deny the son of ex-Wednesday goalmachine David, and Seny Dieng claimed it.

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Not much in the way of chances at Vicarage Road to either side so far.

Southampton have dominated the possession in the opening stages but Watford have had the better of action in front of goal.

Francisco Sierralta is just flagged offside as the hosts pressed forward.

Recently acquired arrival Yannick Bolasie attacks a header for Swansea, but can't get his effort down from Jay Fulton's cross.

Rotherham look a bit more creaky after the departure of Daniel Ayala for an early bath. Or shower.

Don't really get communal baths these days, do you?

Still goalless in this one, but Norwich keep pressing Preston.

Gabriel Sara sends a corner into the box which is cleared into the path of Marcelino Nunez.

He lets fly with a first-effort strike from distance which goes over the bar.

Morgan Rogers get a shot away but it's blocked for Middlesbrough, as Ipswich are tested at the back.

It came from a Dan Barlaser free-kick, the former Newcastle man has some quality from set-pieces.

The Tractor Boys have shown glimpses of threat. They've got some superb attacking talent but we've not seen enough of Wes Burns and co yet.