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Derby lead at the break and deservedly so. They ended the half strongly, taking the lead through Rhian Brewster, after a strong start.

Patrick Agyemang has been a real threat throughout.

Birmingham have been flat and lacklustre. No shots on goal tells its own story.

They need a big response now.

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Jack Clarke's 14th goal of the season separates the sides and has Ipswich up to second place as things stand.

The home side have piled on the pressure with Ivan Azon's effort brilliantly saved by Anthony Patterson before Clarke's opener.

Darnell Furlong has also had a header cleared off the line as Ipswich forced six corners while Christian Walton kept out Camie Neghli's effort for Millwall.

Just the one minute added on.

Millwall could do with the whistle.

Sammie Szmodics' cross juat evades Patrick Agyemang as Derby look for a quickfire double!

Three added minutes.

Emma Jones
BBC Radio London commentator

The home fans are singing happily at the moment.

Possibly because Ipswich move above Middlesbrough in the table on goal difference, as it stands.

Middlesbrough react to news of that goal for Ipswich with a big chance of their own.

David Strelec is superbly denied by Balazs Toth.

Millwall gave Jack Clarke far too much time and space to cut inside on the edge of their area.

As it stands Ipswich are up to second place in the Championship.

Making their move?

Brenner Woolley
BBC Radio Suffolk commentator

Ipswich have had six corners in this first half, they need to make one of these count.

Millwall haven't had many chances to go forward so far.

Only Coventry (45) have won more than Ipswich's 42 points at home in the Championship this season.

They are used to dominating and earn yet another corner.

Ben Johnson sends it in and Darnell Furlong's flick is cleared.

How much more of this can Millwall soak up?

Curse of the commentator strikes again.

Ibrahim Osman has gone into the book for a late challenge.

More good work from Middlesbrough.

Riley McGree provides another opening for Alan Browne but his shot is half blocked before Balazs Toth makes the save.

Worrying times for Blackburn but they finally manufacture something which forces Sol Brynn to deny Ryoya Morishita.

Rovers need more of that.

One thing I am quite surprised by so far is the lack of bookings.

There was a lot of niggle between these sides earlier in the season. There is certainly an edge here.

Ipswich earn a third corner.

Again they try to get a man free at the far post but Millwall seem to have learned their lesson and Dara O'Shea is well policed for the visitors to get it clear..

A fourth corner for the home side is dealt with.

Somehow we are still goalless.

Birmingham should have had a corner with the ball clearly deflecting off Derry Murkin, but the referee doesn't spot it.

Suddenly after an energetic start, this game has become very laborious.

Alan Browne is next to have a crack for Middlesbrough but he cannot add to his four goals so far this season as his shot is wide.

Blackburn still struggling to string anything together.

Adam Lanigan
BBC Sport reporter at Ewood Park

Blackburn boss Michael O'Neill is watching on pensively on the touchline.

He is trying to urge his team up the field, but they are getting sucked very deep with Mathias Jorgensen an isolated figure up top.

Of course, O'Neill's next mission is Northern Ireland's World Cup play-off with Italy on Thursday night.

There's a fair chance that game will have a similar look to this one with the opposition dominating the ball and O'Neill's side having to do a lot of work without it.