Tayo Adaramola goes down in the 89th minute which causes a bit of argie-bargie as the hosts are accusing Wednesday of a bit of gamesmanship.

Adaramola eventually limps off, to be replaced by Cole McGhee.

Into FIVE minutes of added time at Loftus Road.

QPR look the more likely scorers.

Ali Ahmed's clever dink to the back post is inches too high for Mo Toure running in while the sliding Oscar Schwartau can't make contact either.

Norwich passing it around the Ipswich box with aplomb but just can't fashion a clear shot on Christian Walton's goal.

The Ipswich defence has been smothering, in fairness.

It's wave and wave of Coventry attacks now.

Milan Van Ewijk gets to the byline again but his cross is again blocked out for a corner.

The defending from Sheffield Wednesday is becoming more and more last-ditch.

Glenn Speller
BBC Sport England at Carrow Road

Quite the return for Marcelino Nunez.

Harangued by his former supporters from the moment he stepped-out to warm-up, cautioned, might have been sent-off and now substituted after 23 minutes of coming on himself.

Strong management from Ipswich boss Kieran McKenna and very sensible.

I am amazed we still have 22 players on the field.

What a chance for Coventry.

A fantastic cross on the move by Victor Torp from the right is just begging to be tucked home but Ellis Simms can't adjust and the ball bobbles through to Pierce Charles.

Four minutes plus additional time remaining.

Mick Mills
Former Ipswich and England captain on BBC Radio Suffolk

I think it's a good decision from Kieran McKenna, he was brave enough to put Nunez on the pitch, he was able to have a really good chat there and explain what he's been forced into doing.

We saw Jose Cordoba play acting and trying to get the poor lad sent off, he could have been sent off for something that wasn't his fault, good decision.

Coventry earn themselves a free-kick through good from Ephron Mason-Clark who weaves two challenges before being taken out on the left-hand side of the box.

Matt Grimes delivers left-footed and Josh Eccles, with what I'm sure is his first touch, angles in an excellent header from well behind him but it goes just wide of the near post.

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Common sense doesn't often prevail in a derby, but it has done here.

Dan Neil is coming on for Marcelino Nunez.

The home fans erupt in cheers and laughter.

22 minutes his cameo lasted.

He made two naughty tackles after his booking.

Cedric Kipre is also on, having scored in the reverse fixture, replacing Leif Davis.

We have five minutes of normal time and, one imagines, a lot of added time to come.

Marcelino Nunez is still on the field, somehow.

Already on a booking, he lunges in on Jose Cordoba and gets none of the ball and all of the man.

He shakes his former team-mate's hand and Anthony Backhouse keeps his cards in his pocket.

Not for long though as he's summoned to the technical area to book City boss Philippe Clement for his protests.

Kieran McKenna has taken Nunez away for a chat to calm him down, urging him not to make any more tackles, but surely he'd be better off subbing him.

Max Bird's afternoon is over as he's replaced by George Earthy after receiving some treatment for an injury to his leg.

Bristol City won't take any chances with that one.

There is a bit more impetus in the second half from Coventry but still they lack quality in the final third.

Victor Torp and Josh Eccles are on for the final nine minutes in a double change by Frank Lampard, replacing Frank Onyeka and Jack Rudoni.

Brenner Woolley
BBC Radio Suffolk commentator

He had to score there, it's a great chance.

That would have been an assist for Marcelino Nunez, but it was four on one and Ivan Azon sees the shot saved by Vladan Kovacevic.

Ipswich break from the Norwich corner and Marcelino Nunez slips Ivan Azon through on the edge of the box,

His first touch is sublime but his second is a low shot which is blocked by Vlad Kovacevic.

Kenny McLean is adamant he should have had a penalty for a foul by Ben Johnson up the other end and continues his protests now.

Frantic stuff. Utterly breathless.

Delano Burgzorg heads a long Bristol City goal-kick harmlessly out for a QPR goal-kick and that sums this up really.

A very slow-paced game really lacking in quality.

Into the last 10 minutes of the 90.

As it stands, Roy Hodgson's 100% winning start is over.

The 111th East Anglian Derby is definitely a spectacle, but it's not much of a football match, it has to be said.

Dara O'Shea celebrates like he's scored the winning goal after a perfectly timed sliding challenge on Ali Ahmed to concede a corner in the box.

Wednesday keeper Pierce Charles is booked for 'delaying the restart'.

We still have 13 minutes plus additional time remaining in this one.

Jose Cordoba makes it 5-5 in bookings.

He flops to the ground under pressure from Ivan Azon in his own half and grabs the ball.

Sadly he's not the ref and it wasn't a foul so it will be a booking for a combination of handball and/or simulation.

Steve Ogrizovic
Ex-Coventry City goalkeeper on BBC CWR

It's sustained pressure from Coventry, I'm looking and wondering why someone like Ellis Simms isn't arriving to head that in, the cross is asking for it.

It's a glorious ball in, probably the best one of the game.