Lifeline for Rovers at The Den as Zak Sturge is shown a straight red card for hauling down Yuki Ohashi when he's running through on goal.

I've got to say, Jake Cooper looks like he's there to cover, it seems very harsh.

Definitely a yellow, not sure it's a red.

Sanny Rudravajhala
BBC Radio 5 Live at Hillsborough

Wednesday’s efforts are being echoed by their supporters around Hillsborough. They have held their own so far, in a game where the stakes for them are essentially immaterial.

Ipswich haven’t offered much at all in this second period. Wes Burns’ only impact off the bench so far is a yellow card.

Dropped points have held Ipswich back, they can’t lose even more can they?

Wednesday are now taking it to them!

Maksym Talovierov picks up Stoke's third booking of the game for a foul on Giorgi Chakvetadze.

Birmingham winger Patrick Roberts - who grabbed the winner on Wednesday night for Blues - whips an effort towards the bottom corner but it is well clawed out by United keeper Adam Davies.

Bookings for each side as Tayo Adaramola and Wes Burns get into a bit of a tangle.

Hull's Matt Crooks is shown a yellow card for a foul on Ousmane Diakite.

Alex Neil has certainly got a reaction from his players with that double substitution at half time.

Barry Bannan drew a strong save from Rovers keeper Balazs Toth.

Camiel Neghli then floated a ball into the Blackburn box and, as so often happens, big Jake Cooper gets on the end of it but can't get his header on target.

We're still waiting for a breakthrough here as Ipswich have the chance to put a bit of pressure on the sides above them.

But as things stand they're unable to break down this stubborn Sheffield Wednesday defence.

West Brom making their man advantage count as they start to turn the screw at the beginning of the second half.

First, Jed Wallace has a good strike but it is well saved by Ivor Pandur.

Then marauding right-back Danny Imray cracks an effort from a tight angle but it clears the crossbar.

Alex Mathie
Former Ipswich Town striker on BBC Radio Suffolk

It was like a pre-season friendly in that first half, and it's not got much better in the second half.

I'm not convinced we'll go on and win at the moment, what I'm watching is unbelievable.

A couple of bookings for either side.

First Stoke City's Sorba Thomas goes into the ref's book for a late challenge followed by Watford midfielder Nampalys Mendy who is cautioned for a foul on goal scorer Million Manhoef.

Half-time change at the break for Birmingham.

Ex-Blades defender Jack Robinson, who was booked following that bizarre penalty incident, has been replaced by Jonathan Panzo.

Shouts for a penalty for the visitors as the ball strikes the hand of Millwall keeper Jake Cooper.

But the ball flicks up off his body and hits him on the hand. No penalty.

Good chance for Watford early in the second half as Stephen Mfuni's header from a corner goes just wide.

Alex Neil clearly not impressed by what he saw in the opening 45 minutes from Millwall - the home side didn't have a single shot.

He's made a double substitution at the break and Mihailo Ivanovic is on.

Luke Cundle is also introduced, with Danny McNamara and Macaulay Langstaff the two players hooked.

Adam Whitty
BBC Final Score at The Hawthorns

I am watching a team chasing an automatic promotion place, and a team who haven't won in the league this year. Someone remind me which one is which?

West Brom looked much the better side, Jed Wallace has been wonderful down the right. You'd never know they're on a 13-game winless run. They're out of the bottom three as it stands.

Hull, bar a brief five minute flurry, have offered very little. Surely their chances of a top two finish are over if they lose.

West Brom, meanwhile, won't have a better chance of getting their first win of the year.

One change at the break and it's for the visitors as Sindre Egeli makes way for Wes Burns in an attempt to make the breakthrough.