Jo Tessem
Ex-Southampton midfielder on BBC Radio Solent

Ryan Fraser just got a bit too much on it and it curls away from the post. Good play by Joe Aribo - it could be three or four one. Brilliant play and so close.

Ipswich are playing some sloppy stuff from the back, and Southampton almost capitalise.

Stuart Armstrong collects a wayward pass and rolls in Ryan Fraser, but his attempt to reverse his shot across goal on the angle rolls just wide of the target.

Southampton swing a cross-fielder out to Ryan Fraser as they pounce on Leif Davis' loose header in midfield.

Axel Tuanzebe sorts out the mess though for Ipswich.

Kayden Jackson goes down in the box after a tussle with Jack Stephens, as he chases Ali Al-Hamadi's flick on for Ipswich.

Fans scream for the penalty, not a lot of appeal from the players though.

Gavin Bazunu then hoiks a clearance away with Al-Hamadi lurking.

Mick Mills
Former Ipswich and England captain on BBC Radio Suffolk

It looks to be a back injury for Kieffer Moore. He tried to come back on but has had to come off.

It's serious for tonight as he's such a key player but it's serious beyond tonight with the Norwich game coming up and others after it. Ipswich have already got Wes Burns sidelined and won't want to be without this guy too.

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Kieffer Moore is prone again, struggling with his back and perhaps his leg as well.

Ipswich are priming ex-Wimbledon forward Ali Al-Hamadi. He's a very different type of player. Moore is the physical threat, the 'outlet' if you like.

Change is made. Limps off with a disappointed look.

Ipswich spread it as Omari Hutchinson bends a ball out to Kayden Jackson, but his cross to the back-post loops rather than fizzes and Leif Davis is muscled out of it.

Southampton get the ball back, and they are calm and composed in possession.

Practically everyone is back defending here for Ipswich, as Southampton pile on pressure and possession.

Here's a break for Ipswich, Leif Davis in space on the left, pulls it across and Conor Chaplin scuffs at the shot which bounces harmlessly through to Gavin Bazunu.

Boos as Southampton play on, although eventually a flat out Kieffer Moore has play stopped.

Moore got clattered by Jan Bednarek. Then Sam Morsy scythes down Flynn Downes and Russell Martin - the Saints boss - angrily explodes in response.

Jo Tessem
Ex-Southampton midfielder on BBC Radio Solent

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Southampton have got Ipswich rattled, and because they have been playing good football.

When Southampton lose the ball they put pressure on straight away and are penning them in - they are having to rely on long balls.

Axel Tuanzebe almost gives Southampton another chance in the box, as he failed to take a decent touch on a cross and almost let in Che Adams.

Adams had to go for it, as the ball was loose, and Ipswich goalkeeper Vaclav Hladky took one for the team as he gathered the ball with the boots flying.

Got away with it there, slightly ponderous from Tuanzebe.

Leif Davis had gone upfield to support Omari Hutchinson and provide width, but as Mick Mills says, he was out of position there.

If anyone would know about playing full-back, it's Mick.

Mick Mills
Former Ipswich and England captain on BBC Radio Suffolk

It has exposed the one weakness Leif Davis has got, he's fantastic going forward but any team playing against Town will know there is a pass in behind Davis and to the left of Cameron Burgess.

There's a lot of space there. Southampton have been good enough to pick it out.

Michael Salisbury has a word in the ear of captains Sam Morsy and Jack Stephens, after a frankly crude challenge from Luke Woolfenden on Che Adams.

It was like a run-away John Deere ploughing into a barn.

Mick Mills
Former Ipswich and England captain on BBC Radio Suffolk

This is a tough sort of game. Southampton exposed Ipswich down the right hand side there. They have too much freedom. Sam Morsy had to deal with it on his own and, bless him, one thing he doesn't have an abundance of pace.

Southampton yomp forward through Ryan Fraser down the left, like a clockwork mouse on full whack.

His cross finds Joe Aribo in the box, and his telescopic legs twist one way, then another, and then another which allows Ipswich to get back and make the clearance.

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Celebrity Ipswich fan Ed Sheeran is in attendance.

I hope he didn't drop his mug when Leif Davis let fly.

Flynn Downes has pulses racing as his teasing, whipped free-kick sears across goal and just wide of Vaclav Hladky's Ipswich goal.

Southampton seeking a quick-fire second.

One of the least surprising acts to occur here.

Combative player, is the Egypt international. Loves a tackle and often gets them right.

Jo Tessem
Ex-Southampton midfielder on BBC Radio Solent

There you show it - directness. Play much quicker, straight through the lines. Aribo flicks it on. 4-3-3 is an offensive formation, or it should be.

It's a killer for Ipswich, scoring straight away means they never had the chance to feel like they were infront.