After some attractive approach play and a lovely interchange with George Hirst the ball breaks to Conor Chaplin who lashes over the Rotherham bar from an angle from outside the box.

Bristol Rovers are back on level terms away at Reading.

Veteran striker Chris Martin has levelled it up at 1-1 after a driving run into the box.

The Royals had briefly jumped off the foot of League One after going in front but are now bottom of the as-it-stands table once again.

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Jordan Hugill is coming on for Rotherham. He's scored in every home game he's played against Ipswich, remember.

Seb Revan is also coming on with Fred Onyedinma and Sam Clucas the players to make way.

Rotherham switching from a 4-3-3 to a 3-5-2 here?

Leif Davis shows his mettle in midfield to win possession but his eyes light up 35 yards out and his hugely ambitious effort sails over Viktor Johansson's crossbar.

Not close enough to warrant the headline 'Close' however.

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Colchester have turned it around and now lead 2-1 at home to Swindon!

Samson Tovide has added to that Liam Kinsella own goal early in the second half and the hosts lead.

They are now on for a third consecutive league win - something they haven’t done since January last season.

Daniel Ayala is replaced by Sean Morrison. Matt Taylor said he couldn't start two games in such short order, well, now he's got 30 minutes and change to negotiate here.

On his 300th appearance in England, Ayala has got nearly an hour under his belt for his new side.

He might be having nightmares about George Hirst when his head hits his pillow tonight, mind.

Game getting very stretched. Rotherham corner cleared and Sam Nombe wins one at the other end within 20 seconds.

Millers might be making a change shortly.

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Bolton break the deadlock and lead against Shrewsbury!

It owes something to an error by Shrews goalkeeper Marko Marosi who makes a mess of a fairly routine Paris Maghoma shot and it bounces backwards off his hands and into the goal.

The Trotters will move joint second if they hold on.

We're at the stage of the night when Ipswich fans are counting the number of seconds Millers keeper Viktor Johansson is taking to restart play whenever the ball is dead.

Going to be a long second half for the referee, you feel.

Kayden Jackson gets absolutely wiped out in the Rotherham box by Hakeem Odoffin after racing on to Harry Clarke's teasing ball down the right channel but he'd already got his cross away and the referee Graham Scott is not interested.

Replays show his toe was trodden on which is probably the most painful thing on a chilly night like this.

Ipswich fans not happy, of course.

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Back underway in South Yorkshire... can one of these sides find a winner?

No changes for either side.

2,133 away fans in a crowd of just over 10,000 tonight. Great days for the Tractor Boys.

Peterborough don't want to give that impressive unbeaten run up without a fight!

Kwame Poku has just finished David Ajiboye's cross to level it at 1-1 against Wigan.

We're still waiting for the opener between Shrewsbury and Bolton with an hour gone.

Rotherham defender Daniel Ayala matches Strictly's Angela Rippon for flexibility during the first half at the New York Stadium.

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Colchester are back on level terms with Swindon.

A dangerous ball played into the box and it's bundled over the line - originally it looks to have been given to Colchester's Cameron McGeehan but it's now gone down as an own goal by Liam Kinsella - son of Charlton legend Mark.

Not vintage Ipswich by any means, but Kieran McKenna's men have hauled themselves back on terms and will be favourites to go on and complete the turnaround.

This is already the best ever start to a campaign by a newly-promoted side, but can Ipswich make it 39 points from 15 games with a second-half winner?

If they can they will have a 10-point cushion in the race for automatic promotion.

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Alex Mathie
Ex-Ipswich Town striker on BBC Radio Suffolk

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The last thing you want to do is give them a one-goal headstart, and Ipswich gave Rotherham confidence for free.

The Tractor Boys have flattered to deceive, there isn't a passing game as such, and they look a bit flat going forward.

Rotherham are there for the taking, and another one will make them crumble, but that's easier said than done.

They need to play a little bit further forward to give Ipswich a platform to build on. Overall it was an evenly matched half.

Reading lead!

The league's bottom side at the start of play are in front at the halfway stage against Bristol Rovers after Harvey Knibbs' through ball was rifled home by Sam Smith five minutes before half-time.

That's Smith's first goal since rejoining the club he began his career with.

Reading have lost their last five and have now in in seven so three points tonight would be more welcome than ever!

Ronnie Moore
Ex-Rotherham manager on BBC Radio Sheffield

I think Rotherham can be proud of how they have played. It's been a good game of football, to be fair. I think a draw is about right

Nombe has been a revelation, the star man, working hard up there on his own.

Rotherham have been organised. You know Ipwwich will have a lot of the ball, but when we've had it we've done alright.

It's disappointing to concede a goal but sometimes you have to say you've been done - it's a fantasic goal.

A rip-roaring half comes to a close.

Sam Nombe gave the Millers a dream start with his first goal for the club after four minutes, a close-range finish from Fred Onyedinma's fine cross, but a superb curling effort from Sam Morsy from 20 yards ensured parity at the break.

Who will be the happier manager at the break?

Ipswich finishing the half on the attack.