Blackpool in the driving seat at the break and have been good value for it.

The Seasiders came out the blocks with goals from Danny Imray after two minutes and Tom Bloxham in the 18th.

Rotherham have tried to rally but have found no answer yet.

Hull must be wondering how they're only one up. Wrexham are all over the place at the moment.

They lose the ball in their own half after some good pressing by the Tigers and Regan Slater drives forward and fires towards the bottom corner from 20 yards out but Arthur Okonkwo is down well to save.

So, so close to a second for Hull and Wrexham are living dangerously.

Matt Crooks is fed in on the right by Mohamed Belloumi and pulls it back for the onrushing Darko Gyabi, but Max Cleworth does brilliantly for Wrexham to force Gyabi to put it over from about six yards out.

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Jaden Philogene's wonderful strike inside the first two minutes is the difference at the halfway stage at Portman Road.

Stoke threatened to hit back immediately after going behind, with Sorba Thomas well denied by Christian Walton.

But Ivan Azon then missed an excellent opportunity to double the lead, blazing over with Potters keeper Viktor Johansson stranded out of his goal.

Still all to play for in the second 45.

The Foxes are looking far more like their old selves.

Boos from the home fans but the truth is they were in this match for most of the half, and the better side for the period immediately before Bobby De Cordova-Reid swept home the second, just before the break, against his former employers.

Jordan Ayew's Panenka penalty on 17 minutes, after Scott Twine's challenge on Stephy Mavididi set the visitors on their way and as things stand they are going to close the gap on the play-off places to a point and leapfrog their hosts.

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Not entirely sure how, but it remains goalless at the break.

The Lions have had the best of it and Femi Azeez thumped the post with an angled rocket after a set-piece while Jake Cooper has seen a header cleared off the line.

At the other end Patrick Agyemang has nodded wide and Callum Elder was denied by Max Crocombe, but the malaise around the Rams of late feels like it's continuing.

Mike Stowell
Former Leicester City caretaker manager on BBC Radio Leicester

It's a really solid performance from Leicester.

He doesn't celebrate against his former club, but I'm not having it.

Every goal you score you should celebrate.

Stoke win a free-kick in a decent position on the left and pile bodies into the box... but Sorba Thomas smashes it over everyone and out of play. Frustrating for the Potters.

We're now into three added minutes at the end of this first half.

Another good chance for Ipswich's Ivan Azon. Town work it to the Como loanee on the edge of the area but he skews wide with his left foot.

It's another decent opening that goes to waste for Azon.

Rotherham come close to getting one back but Hamish Douglas' effort comes crashing back off the post.

Would have been a good time for the hosts to get a goal as we approach the break.

Cam Pring, on his first start of the season, has come as close as anyone in a red shirt to equalising, drifting in from the left of the area to meet a deep cross with an angled header which creeps a foot over Jakub Stolarcyk's bar.

Really good 10 minutes for the hosts but they have nothing to show for it... yet.

Stoke are seeing far more of the ball - 65% to be exact - but so far haven't caused too much of a threat since the couple of minutes that directly followed Ipswich's delightful opener by Jaden Philogene.

The Lions are pushing for the opener as we approach half-time.

Jake Cooper gets his head on another set-piece but his effort is blocked on the line by Bobby Clark and Cooper's follow-up effort drifts over the bar.

Darko Gyabi drives a low, powerful cross along the deck from the left for Hull and it takes a wicked deflection, forcing Arthur Okonkwo into a decent save in the Wrexham goal.

Bristol City have had a good spell here and won a string of set-pieces.

Scott Twine, of course, whips the latest one in from the right but Mark Sykes' near-post glancing header has just too much on it and it loops a yard over Jakub Stolarcyk's crossbar.

Almost a moment of panic for Ipswich as Azor Matusiwa plays it back to goalkeeper Christian Walton, who just about gets there in time to clear under pressure.

Town fans will not want to be their own undoing again, as they were at Oxford a few weeks back.

Chris Honor
Former Bristol City defender, BBC Radio Bristol

A little bit more quality is needed in the box.

Not many chances have dropped their way.

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Better stuff from Bristol City, in the build-up at least, as Adam Randell angles in a cross from deep on the left which is met by the head of the marauding Ross McCrorie at the back post, only for his effort to bounce tamely wide of Jakub Stolarcyk's left-hand post.

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Wrexham wouldn't have wanted this chance to fall to anyone else...

Hull City make a real mess of the clearance as it ricochets off Matt Crooks and drops very kindly for Kieffer Moore in the area but the Red Dragons' top goalscorer drags it agonisingly wide on the spin from about 15 yards.

Eight goals Moore has so far this season. Should've made it nine.