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Millwall are scrapping hard, trying to close down Ipswich at every opportunity.

It looks risky at times with the home side able to play through them on a number of occasions.

Alex Neil will surely want his side to tighten up.

We are still talking about that brilliant save from Anthony Patterson to keep us goalless.

Not asking for much there, Ellie?? But that combination of results would likely push Derby into the top six tonight, yes...

Mark Drury
BBC Radio Tees commentator

Blackburn can breathe again.

Middlesbrough have shown some quick and incisive passes to threaten the Blackburn net early.

Boro have monopolised the possession in this first half.

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A first card of the game goes to the visitors' Luke Ayling as he gets involved with Eiran Cashin in something off the ball

He will need to watch his step for the remaining 65 minutes.

Middlesbrough continue to dominate.

They have had 66% possession, two shots and one on target.

Blackburn will be pleased to still be level.

More concerns for Millwall.

For the second time Ipswich get a man free at the far post from a set piece.

This time it is Jacob Greaves but he cannot direct his header on goal.

Dan Neil's shot is blocked in the Millwall area and Ivan Azon, six yards out will surely score but Anthony Patterson throws up a right hand to tip it away for a corner.

Brilliant work from the visiting goalkeeper.

The game has settled a bit in the last five minutes and Birmingham have got a foothold.

No shots for them yet, though. It has got rather scrappy, in truth.

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Emma Jones
BBC Radio London commentator

The Ipswich fans here might be sensing that the opening goal is going to be for the home side, and I think they might be right.

Positive stuff from Josh Coburn this time.

He drives forward but his goal bound shot is blocked by Dara O'Shea.

It is pretty breathless stuff as Ipswich break to the opposite end but Jack Clarke is crowded out by the retreating Millwall defence.

Adam Lanigan
BBC Sport reporter at Ewood Park

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The action is all one way at the minute.

Aidan Morris has passed up a big chance, Tommy Conway was let down by a poor touch in the box on another good situation and Luke Ayling has forced a good save out of Balazs Toth.

Kim Hellberg will be pleased with what his side has produced so far, albeit with nothing to show for it, yet.

Josh Coburn has already been spoken to by referee Michael Salisbury for treading on an Ipswich player as he got up from a tackle.

Now he has put an arm in the face of Jacob Greaves.

Out comes the yellow card for the Millwall striker.

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There have only been three goals in the past four meetings between these two sides.

It is all Middlesbrough at the moment and Aidan Morris drives a shot into the side netting.

Rovers struggling to get a grip of this one.

Patrick Agyemang almost profits from a defensive mix-up for Birmingham!

Christoph Klarer meets Lewis Travis' long ball before attempting to guide it back to James Beadle.

However, the Derby man gets there first and almost gets a shot off, but Birmingham survive.

Darnell Furlong is left on his own at the far post from a free kick.

His header may be more of an effort to nod back across the face of goal and Millwall hack it away off the line via Jake Cooper.

Another chance for Derby, their pressure has been great so far.

Ben Brereton Diaz breaks free again and finds Sammy Szmodics, whose cross is put out for a corner before Patrick Agyemang can finish.

James Beadle claims the corner but the home side mean business.

Middlesbrough's Luke Ayling is the first man to get a sight of goal.

His effort is well saved by Balazs Toth.

Andy Bayes
BBC Radio Lancashire commentator

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All the defenders are guilty of losing the ball, none of the Blackburn players can hold onto the ball.

It is like they are playing with a hot potato.

The Blackburn players can't get out their own half.