Middlesbrough are rampant now and they earn a penalty as referee Adam Herczeg points to the spot for handball.

There are arguments from Watford but it looks pretty obvious.

Josh Maja is on for Daryl Dike for West Brom.

The Baggies are safe as things stand.

Ipswich will go back up to second place but this has been less than impressive so far.

Good bit of play by Tyreece Campbell with his first action as he motors down the left and wins the home side a corner.

Jayden Fevrier's outswinger is well cleared by Oli McBurnie.

The Hull striker has hardly had a sniff at goal this afternoon but his defending has been exemplary.

Max O'Leary spills Jaden Philogene's shot and Cedric Kipre tucks home the rebound.

Up goes the flag for offside - which he is, just.

I said Nathan Jones wouldn't want to let this game drift and the Charlton gaffer goes to his bench.

On come Tyreece Campbell and Luke Chambers.

Thomas Kaminski needlessly turns around a long distance effort from Mo Belloumi for a Hull corner.

The Addicks aren't punished time time though as Kaminski confidently gathers the ball in.

Ipswich go to their bench.

Marcelino Nunez and Jaden Philogene are on for Anis Mehmeti and Jack Clarke.

Just at the hour-mark.

This result will keep Charlton safe but, with the away side largely on top this half, Addicks boss Nathan Jones can't let this game drift.

Three changes for Middlesbrough and there will be no hat-trick for Morgan Whittaker.

He comes off along with Adilson Malanda and Sontje Hansen.

On come Dael Fry, Tommy Conway and Leo Castledine.

Watford bring on Mamadou Doumbia, Nestory Irankunda and Jack Grieves for Luca Kjerrumgaard, Edoardo Bove and Nampalys Mendy.

Othmane Maamma is also on for Jeremy Ngakia.

Hull are pushing now.

A draw would move them back up to sixth before Wrexham play tomorrow but they know a win would make a big difference given the Red Dragons are at Coventry and then home to Middlesbrough in their last two.

A reminder, a draw keeps Charlton safe.

Brenner Woolley
BBC Radio Suffolk commentator

If things stay at 0-0 then Ipswich will only need three points from their next two matches to secure promotion back into the Premier League.

Almost a fourth for Middlesbrough and a hat-trick for Morgan Whittaker but this time he hits the crossbar.

David Strelec is close to a second for himself but Egil Selvik makes the save.

Confidence coursing through the home side now.

Hull sub Mo Belloumi puts in a lovely cross from the right with the outside of his foot and Lloyd Jones does brilliantly to turn it over his own bar from four yards out.

Jack Clarke drills a shot wide.

Ipswich are readying some changes.

And now the away side have a great chance!

Liam Millar dances in off the Hull left and his deflected effort loops up very invitingly for Jor Gelhardt six yards out but he slices his effort wide at the near post.

Real open affair this now.

Neil Maddison
Former Middlesbrough midfielder on BBC Radio Tees

Morgan Whittaker just gambles on getting on the end of that cross, and it's a great finish.

Now we need to keep focusing on here and now, and making sure we do the job. We can't get distracted by results elsewhere.

Boro have been so much better in this second half.

West Brom's Daryl Dike catches Ipswich skipper Dara O'Shea and is cautioned.

The home side pushing!

Jayden Fevrier is played in down the Charlton left and he hammers a low effort across the face that is begging to be turned in but goes by everyone.

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That is a mess and embarrassing from Ipswich's Jack Clarke.

He is free at the far post with all the other players taken out of the game by a cross but Clarke completely misses his kick and the chance is gone.

Azor Matusiwa is then cautioned for taking out West Brom's Jayson Molumby.