Mike Stowell
Former Leicester City caretaker manager on BBC Radio Leicester

The tempo from Bristol City is intense.

Daka is warming up for Leicester, they've lost control of this game.

Bristol City are the ones purring now, Anis Mehmeti glides in from the right, it opens up for him on his left-foot and he whips a curling strike towards the far post, where Jakub Stolarcyk is able to dive to his right and hold on.

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Stoke are continuing where they left off in the first half. Dominating possession and playing some very nice football, but not able to turn it into anything more than that just yet.

Mick Mills
Former Ipswich and England captain on BBC Radio Suffolk

He has the tendency to make those mistakes.

It's a great opportunity, he just can't make the right decision.

Better from Derby at the start of the second half but Sondre Langas has seen an effort held by Lions keeper Max Crocombe.

Decent start to the half from the hosts and they almost get a goal as Marvin Kaleta's effort is tipped onto the post by Bailey Peacock-Farrell.

A good chance for Stoke to find a leveller after a poor pass back towards his own goal by Town's Azor Matusiwa - not for the first time this season - and Sorba Thomas gets into the area on the right.

He's torn between shooting and crossing and opts for the latter... it's well cleared by Ipswich, who deal with the resulting corner. But some encouragement for the Potters.

Ben Nelson goes into the book after a foul on sub Sinclair Armstrong on the Robins right.

Dangerous free-kick and a long time on a booking with the hosts trying to mount a comeback.

Jakub Stolarcyk does well to push the inswinger away from his far post and Luke Thomas completes the clearance behind for a corner.

Bristol City well on top.

Jaden Philogene trying to repeat the trick... he has a crack after 75 seconds of this second half but it's well blocked by Lamine Cisse and goes behind for a corner to Town.

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Chris Honor
Former Bristol City defender, BBC Radio Bristol

We were asking them to be decisive and have some cutting-edge.

I was asking them to score in the first five minutes and they've done it in the first 45 seconds.

There's a bit more life in this one.

Scott Twine's torrid evening has ended at half-time.

So often the Robins talisman, Twine was on a booking and also conceded the penalty, but has been withdrawn at the break along with Zak Vyker, with Sinclair Armstrong and Neto Borges sent on by Gerhard Struber.

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A fully deserved lead for Hull at the break.

Kyle Joseph turned in on the rebound from a Matt Crooks effort after 10 minutes and, in truth, the Tigers should be further ahead had Arthur Okonkwo not been in fine form in the Wrexham goal.

Kieffer Moore did drag a presentable opportunity wide for the visitors but that's the only shot they registered in the first half.

While Hull and Wrexham prepare to head off for an orange slice (or hairdryer) believe it or not, that's been 15 minutes in our other games, we go again...

A few more goals in the second half would be nice.

Two minutes added on at the end of the half.

Only Coventry (2) and Middlesbrough (3) have lost fewer games than Wrexham (4) before tonight.

Phil Parkinson will want to see more of the quality from his team that has seen them on a nine-game unbeaten run. Just one defeat in their past 14 for the Welsh side.

A tough half for the visitors so far though.

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Hull have had 10 shots to Wrexham's one in this opening 40 minutes. It tells a fairly accurate story of how this has played out so far.

The Red Dragons just clinging on a little bit at the moment. The only frustration for the Tigers is that it's only 1-0.

Mick Mills
Former Ipswich and England captain on BBC Radio Suffolk

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I think it's been a thoroughly enjoyable game to watch, it's been some quality football.

My thoughts about Stoke is that they aren't in a false position, they will be challenging late into the season, there's a lot of quality there.

They've had more possession but haven't overly threatened Town yet.