Tony 'Bomber' Brown
Former West Brom striker on BBC WM 95.6

Daryl Dike can't believe it. What a nightmare time he's had at the Albion injury wise.

West Brom have got to forget it, get it out of their minds and concentrate on this game now.

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John Swift replaces Daryl Dike, who lasted just 10 minutes of this game.

A buggy arrives with the stretcher to come and collect him in the meantime and there's a delay in getting the game going again.

This is a worry for West Brom.

Daryl Dike is down and receiving treatment. He gets to his feet but has to be helped to the sidelines.

It's unclear what exactly is the issue but it appears to be with his left leg. He's visibly upset. He's had terrible luck with injury in the past three years or so.

Mick Mills
Former Ipswich and England captain on BBC Radio Suffolk

Best move of the game. That's Ipswich Town at their very best. Coming out of an extremely tight situation on the left with excellent passing.

Conor Chaplin nearly scores - what a move by Ipswich!

Some sumptuous passing from Ipswich, who almost take the lead in style.

Conor Chaplin plays the ball to Harry Clarke on the edge of the West Brom box, who then finds Wes Burns.

Chaplin is then sent through but West Brom deal with the danger.

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West Brom have the ball in the net but it's disallowed.

Andreas Weimann audaciously handles the ball home from close range and, in the aftermath, is booked for his trouble.

I'm not sure whether he had the time to actually head home, which might explain why he handled, but it's no less peculiar.

A double West Brom change.

Tom Fellows and Brandon Thomas-Asante come off. Mikey Johnston and Daryl Dike come on.

It's as if we're seeing a different Ipswich side in the second half.

Sam Morsy decides to let fly from long range and almost finds the net.

Had that have gone in, I'm sure the Wolverhampton-born Morsy would have enjoyed that.

From the free-kick that follows, West Brom squander it as Ipswich successfully deal with the danger.

Meanwhile, having seen the replay of Nathan Broadhead's equaliser, it would appear the ball appeared to strike George Edmundson on the thumb in the build-up.

Not intentional but intriguing. Should the goal have stood?

Tony 'Bomber' Brown
Former West Brom striker on BBC WM 95.6

Absolute disaster for Albion.

Losing the height of Kyle Bartley and straight away from kick-off the ball has finished in the back of the West Brom net. You can expect it's going to be a bit of an onslaught from Ipswich now.

Cold start to this second half. This is a dangerous time for Albion. They've got their tails up, Ipswich. They are throwing everything they've got to get that lead.

West Brom have got to start again, try and reorganise and still get something out of this game.

Another Ipswich corner, this time played low and towards the near post but West Brom deal with it and break on the counter.

Harry Clarke then tactically brings down Jed Wallace and goes into the book for his trouble.

West Brom win a free-kick in a dangerous position.

Ipswich get the second half under way.

Can they find a leveller?

Meanwhile Nathaniel Chalobah comes on for Kyle Bartley as West Brom make an enforced change.

Here's a half-time reminder of how the top of the Championship table looks as things stand.

West Brom will claw down the gap on Ipswich to eight points if it finishes like this, but worth bearing in mind that Ipswich's position isn't quite as precarious as their recent form would make it appear.

59 points from 30 games is still almost two points a game and they're still only two points off second-placed Southampton, albeit having played a game more.

Whichever way you look it, this is surely going to be a cracking run-in for automatic promotion until the end of the season.

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Mick Mills
Former Ipswich and England captain on BBC Radio Suffolk

Ipswich have done OK but they aren't firing on all cylinders.

Nathan Broadhead and Wes Burns are not their usual dominant selves when they are on the ball. The ball is going to them but they aren't engineering anything. Both those players need to do better.

Ipswich haven't played well enough to say they can win the game. West Brom look a useful side in a useful position.

Tony 'Bomber' Brown
Former West Brom striker on BBC WM 95.6

You've got to stand firm and withstand pressure when you come to places like this. In this first half, Albion have done that. They've done very well. They've had to do a lot of defending, they've got the goal.

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All over in the first half and West Brom lead thanks to Tom Fellows' sensational solo effort.

Ipswich worked back into the game and dominated before the break but are still to find an equaliser.

Meanwhile, a blow for the Baggies right before the break as Cedric Kipre and Kyle Bartley looked to be struggling.

Bartley in particular looked in some discomfort and went to ground holding his hamstring shortly before the whistle was sounded.

Darnell Furlong goes into the box as the West Brom man tries to slow the game down in the process of taking a throw in.

Not long left before half-time now.

Two minutes added on.

It's pretty much been all Ipswich for quite some time but they're yet to make a breakthrough.

Big chance for Ipswich to level things up right before the break.

Harry Clarke is fed the ball on the corner of the West Brom box and he rifles an effort towards goal but it's high and wide of the mark.