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Blues needed to win today and so far, so good.

An own goal from Bobby Thomas and an Ivan Sunjic strike have them two up and heading out of the bottom three as it stands.

So much on this game between two teams at the wrong end of the table.

The home side have had much the better of it but nothing to show for it so far.

It was all going so well for Saints until they went 2-0 up – and then Watford sprang into life.

Ryan Porteous' goal has brought this contest back to life. Southampton will be six points behind third-placed Leeds with two games in hand, if they win today.

Goalless at the break.

Not much on this with Swansea safe in mid-table and Rotherham relegated.

Not much in it on the pitch either.

Huddersfield have had the better of it but, as it stands, they're slipping back into the bottom three.

Big chance for the Bluebirds!

Again Millwall struggle to defend a set-piece.

This time the ball falls to Nat Phillips 12 yards out but he shoots wide of the target.

That was a big opportunity for the away side to take in a lead at the break.

We're into four minutes of added time.

Brandon Thomas-Asante is dismissed for a second bookable offence.

West Brom have bossed the half. Can they continue the momentum without their top scorer?

Conor Chaplin's been a persistent threat for Ipswich.

With Seny Dieng advanced from his goal, the playmaker goals for goal. It's wide.

Borja Sainz goes into the book for the Canaries for a trip on Milutin Osmamajic.

Gabriel Sara then sends a dipping half-volley goalward but it's dealt with Freddie Woodman - a very speculative effort.

Still goalless.

Neil Maddison
Former Middlesbrough midfielder on BBC Tees

The importance of Middlesbrough getting into half-time level - it's massively important so they can re-jig a bit. The left hand side is flaky and Ipswich are getting too much joy up there.

Right now you can certainly say Ipswich are on top but the score is still 1-1 and you will get chances against them.

Ben Croucher
BBC Final Score at the MKM Stadium

Considering Hull City hadn't won at home in more than two months, just where is the flair and confidence coming from?

The crowd rise an octave every time Omur, Carvalho and Seri get on the ball, wriggle past a couple of challenges and create more opportunities.

And Jaden Philogene is such a joy to watch, terrorising Jimmy Dunne in the QPR defence. If he'd backed up his two goals in two games with a final ball, Hull would be out of sight.

Liam Rosenior was right when he said this Championship play-off race is not over by any stretch.

Jeremy Sarmiento breaks clear and produces the finish... but hits a post.

Boro are rattled. Ipswich pressing for a second.

The Tigers are looking relatively comfortable with the two-goal cushion but the Hoops have been better since conceding the second goal.

Sam Field found space to get between the lines for the away side but Hull snuffed out the chance before the midfielder could get his shot away, QPR are still looking vulnerable on the counter.

A chance comes and goes for the home side as Pol Valentin clatters a shot over the bar after Michael Smith's initial effort is blocked.

Big appeals but no penalty for Millwall!

Romain Esse's cross into the Cardiff box is attacked by Zian Flemming, who appeared to be pushed in the back but there's nothing doing for the referee.

Not a huge amount of goalmouth action in this one but both teams getting their foot in.

Players from both sides flood in after a foul by Sam McCallum on Duane Holmes, there's pushing and shoving.

Alan Browne eventually takes the free-kick from Preston and it's almost diverted into his own net by Josh Sargent of all people.

It's heating up!