Ivan Azon, who teed-up the third Ipswich goal in the reverse fixture in October, is on for the final half-hour.

Also coming on is Marcelino Nunez, who set Azon through to hit the post before Jack Clarke turned in the rebound.

He's 'in your head' according to the Ipswich fans as the boos rain down from the stands.

Anis Mehmeti and George Hirst are the ones withdrawn.

Another good opportunity for Sheffield Wednesday!

They catch Coventry on the counter and Svante Ingelsson has a clear sight of goal on the edge of the box but sweeps over first-time 18 yards out.

He really should have at least tested Carl Rushworth there, Ingelsson, on his stronger left-foot.

Norwich captain Kenny McLean evens the booking scores at 3-3 after overrunning the ball and lunging in with a late challenge 25 yards out.

A nice QPR move ends with the ball coming to Paul Smyth outside the area.

The Northern Ireland international hits it first time and catches it with a real slice which goes just over the top corner of the goal.

Seventeen attempts and seven of those on target but still no goals in the match so far.

On the bright side, the sun is out in west London.

Jack Rudoni is beginning to have more of an effect on this game, finding nice pockets of space, but the final ball just isn't there at the moment for Coventry.

Almost an hour gone and still no breakthrough...

A glimpse of goal for Mo Toure who collects a pass on the right of the box with a neat touch but can only lash a low effort the wrong side of Christian Walton's near post from an angle.

Got to go across goal, there.

Steve Ogrizovic
Ex-Coventry City goalkeeper on BBC CWR

It's just that final ball, that final touch, that has evaded Coventry so far today.

It doesn't seem to matter who it is, it's just evaded us.

It'll be interesting to see what Frank Lampard does, we need some width on that right side.

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Jaden Philogene must have been pressing multiple buttons on his gaming controller to produce those couple of bits of supreme ball-skill in a tight space to get away from two tackles before being hauled back by Jack Stacey.

The deep free-kick is dealt with by the City defence, however.

After missing that chance, Jerry Yates commits a foul in the Coventry half and then boots the ball away which earns him a yellow card.

Jack Taylor pinches Kenny McLean's pocket in midfield and sprays left to George Hirst who drives into the box but lashes an angled shot wildly high and wide, almost going out for a throw-in.

Norwich again bossing the ball and pushing Ipswich back but their final ball in the final third has left a lot to be desired, all afternoon, if we're honest.

Harry Darling is urged to shoooooot from 25 yards by the home fans as it opens up in front of him but his thunderous effort is charged down.

What a chance for Sheffield Wednesday!

A great ball from Jaden Heskey is fizzed in from the right and Jerry Yates gets to it at the near post.

Inside the six-yard box, Yates can only fire his first-time effort over the bar with Coventry keeper Carl Rushworth stranded.

Wednesday should be 1-0 up!

A lovely pass from Ali Ahmed sends Anis Slimane haring forward in the Town half before having a left-footed shot from the edge of the box which is clutched by Christian Walton dropping low to his left.

Scott Twine lets fly from distance for the Robins and Joe Walsh gets down well to turn it round the post.

The Robins midfielder put plenty of dip and swerve on that one.

Norwich on the front foot to start the second half with Ipswich dropping very deep to the edge of their box, but Kellen Fisher's curling cross from the left is too high for everyone and Town have a goal-kick.

All very quiet at Carrow Road, bar the corner with the away fans.

Expect that will change should Kieran McKenna introduce a particular substitute.

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Haji Wright is played through but once more the offside flag stops him in his tracks.

The replay suggests he might have been unlucky.

Mo Toure, back from a hamstring injury, is now leading the line for the Canaries, though not sure what the home fans will make of his blue boots for this particular fixture.

Mo Toure and Oscar Schwartau, who scored in the reverse fixture, are on for the hosts at the break with Mathias Kvistgaarden - already on a booking - and Sam Field making way.

Ellis Simms was one of a number of Coventry players going through their paces at half-time.

I wonder how long Frank Lampard will leave it before he turns to his bench.

No change for either side at the break, however.

We're getting back under way in our three early kick-offs in the Championship