Really big game at the bottom of the Championship table this.

It's been pretty even so far, with Stoke, who were thumped 3-0 at Swansea in midweek, yet to have a shot of any sort.

Dom Howson
Co-commentator on BBC Radio Sheffield

I'd be pretty cross if I'm the four thousand Stoke fans who have come here after Wednesday and I've seen them slow the game the way they are. It's not conducive. It's polar opposite from the way Sheffield Wednesday are conducting themselves.

Omari Hutchinson whistles a shot just wide for Ipswich.

It's now more than three-and-a-half hours since Town have scored.

Marc Webber
Final Score at Portman Road

A towering header from Latte Lath silenced this 25,000 plus home crowd for 30 seconds…then the Ipswich fans rallied to cheer for an equaliser.

This is a superb game - both sides with chances; fighting for every ball as they both know they have things to fight for.

West Brom continue to do most of the attacking.

Mikey Johnston is being a nuisance to Sunderland out wide and Kyle Bartley got his wires crossed with Cedric Kipre when both were well placed to meet a cross.

The Black Cats are still on track for a third consecutive 0-0 draw.

As it stands, Ipswich will remain behind leaders Leicester on goal difference and a point above Leeds.

Middlesbrough are on course to go four points shy of sixth-placed Norwich - but it's early doors.

Steve Eyre
Co-commentator on BBC Radio Lancashire

All Preston North End's best efforts have been with their heads at the moment. It looks like a way forward for them as Norwich seem weak aerially - even though they have six foot four Shane Duffy up there.

Bristol City have had more of the ball but it is the struggling away side who have had all of the shots.

Alex Matos cracks a shot wide after a corner is cleared as far as him at the edge of the area.

Gareth Vincent
BBC Sport Wales at the Swansea.com Stadium

It's a slow burner so far in Swansea, with the home side dominating possession but Rotherham keeping them at bay for the moment.

Swansea striker Liam Cullen has had the one big chance so far - but shot straight at Rotherham keeper Viktor Johansson.

The Millers, remarkably, have not won an away game since November 2022.

They will offer more in attack if they are to wipe out that statistic today.

A big game at Deepdale in the Championship play-off picture today.

Liam Lindsey rose highest to meet a Robbie Brady corner for North End but could only head over, with Mad Frokjaer also having a shot blocked by Sam McCallum for the hosts.

The Canaries have seen a lot of the ball but not created too much yet, with Borja Sainz firing over after receiving Gabriel Sara's ball over the top.

Intriguing game so far.

Haji Wright hits the crossbar for the away side as they look for a leveller.

Mick Mills
Former Ipswich and England captain on BBC Radio Suffolk

It's been a good start for Ipswich and it comes down to the man on the left. Sam Morsy is being given a lot more freedom today and he will be enjoying it. It's between him and Leif Davis for my player of the year for Ipswich.

Nathaniel Chalobah's back in action after that injury worry for West Brom.

Grady Diangana has a go at bagging for the Baggies. Goalkeeper Anthony Patterson gathers.

Jeremy Sarmiento's a menace to Middlesbrough on the left.

This time the Brighton loanee tricks his way through and supplies Conor Chaplin, who tries his luck again with a shot which goes wide.

Ipswich's wait for a goal goes on – but it's not for want of trying during the early stages.

Southampton are threatening a second as they seek to swat the Hornets aside and continue the buzz around their promotion push this afternoon.

On-loan David Brooks feeds opening goalscorer Will Smallbone, who shoots over.