Pierre Sage is probably wondering how Palace aren't winning at the moment.

They've got an xG of 1.11 and have missed two big chances.

Penny for Oliver Glasner's thoughts.

His players have spent the opening 15 minutes mostly camped inside their own half.

Suddenly, a big chance for the hosts but James Trafford stretches to keep out Igor Jesus' header after a ball is lobbed into the Leeds box.

That's why Leeds paid £45m for Trafford!

That pass from Adam Wharton was worth a goal in itself but that's an incredible save from Jordan Pickford.

Nilson Angulo shows too much of the ball to Abdul Fatawu on the edge of the box but then Fatawu shoves over Angulo as the two challenge for possession and Ipswich give away a needless free-kick. Fortunately for them nothing comes of it.

What a save!

Adam Wharton picks an absolute stunner of a ball over the top of the Everton defence for Eddie Nketiah. He looks to place it into the bottom corner but Jordan Pickford tips on to the post.

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Former Celtic striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Sels nearly sold the pies there, nearly put his team in an awful pickle. The back pass didn't have enough pace on it and Dominic Calvert-Lewin was lurking around Matz Sels, that could have gone horribly wrong

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'Yorkshire, Yorkshire, Yorkshire' sing the travelling Leeds fans, who are enjoying their day out on the banks of the River Trent.

Oh, Matz Sels!

The Forest keeper almost messes up while dealing with a backpass.

Sels hesitates before eventually getting rid, with Domic Calvert-Lewin breathing down his neck.

And now Dean Henderson is called into action as Merlin Rohl pulls it back to Iliman Ndiaye in the box but he doesn't pick his spot.

Ipswich have settled more now after looking a little shaky defensively early on. They are now controlling possession and looking to create an opening.

Tyrick Mitchell's cross travels all the way across the box to Daniel Munoz. It kind of catches him by surprise but he manages to control off his thigh before testing Jordan Pickford.

Dwight McNeil would love to open his Palace account against his former side here.

He picks the ball up central, about 20 yards from goal, but drives it into an ex-team-mate.

Leeds have settled well.

A free-kick to the visitors inside the Forest half after Ibrahim Sangare brings down Jayden Bogle. It's whipped into the box by Harry Wilson but the home side clear.

Keepers Matz Sels and James Trafford have yet to be tested.

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Prime Minister Andy Burnham is at Hill Dickinson Stadium this afternoon watching his beloved Everton side.

He's sitting next to Peter Reid, who is kitted out in a rather striking blue suit.

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Dwight McNeil feeds Eddie Nketiah but there's just too much on it and the striker can only pull it back to an Everton man.

An entertaining and open start to this game as now Ipswich have a chance - summer signing Emersonn thumping an effort at goal that is saved by Robin Roefs, although he did fumble his first stop.

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Former Celtic striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

I'm looking forward to seeing Leeds' new singings this afternoon, James Trafford. He feels like an upgrade in goal. The big centre-half Tarik Muharemovic and Harry Wilson is a fantastic signing, he was superb for Fulham last season.

Lots of enthusiasm, lots of challenges, lots of huffing and puffing...not much goalmouth action so far.

Adam Wharton is too clever for Hayden Hackney and he manages to spin clear before freeing Daichi Kamada but the attack breaks down.

An early scare for Ipswich as Brian Brobbey charges onto a ball through the middle. He gets into the box but Leif Davis gets back well to block the shot.

That was a bit too easy for Sunderland.