Alan Shearer
Former England striker on BBC one

Chelsea have been sloppy.

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Great defending by Jorrel Hato. Hull are sat in as Chelsea look for the opener but the hosts are suddenly able to break quickly through Yu Hirakawa. He has support but before he can think of the pass to make he has the ball pinched from him by Hato.

Waynne Phillips
Former Wrexham midfielder on BBC Radio Wales

Well played from the referee, he could've easily blown up for a Wrexham free-kick.

Windass just needs the slightest of touches. He just guides it in, he knows exactly where the goal is.

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Ian Mitchelmore
BBC Sport Wales at Stok Cae Ras, Wrexham

Credit to referee Ben Speedie there, he allowed play to continue as Wrexham broke on the left and saw Sam Smith have his shirt pulled.

It's a poor cross from George Thomason, but credit to Ryan Longman on the opposite flank, that's a great ball for Josh Windass to tap into the net.

That's his ninth goal of the campaign.

Liam Delap really is having a bad few minutes. Is he still thinking about that chance? He swings lazily at a ball into the box, misses, then just sends another ball into the box high up into the air rather than away from goal.

Waynne Phillips
Former Wrexham midfielder on BBC Radio Wales

Now the players have had half an hour against each other they know what they're up against. Hopefully the game might start opening up a little bit.

Momentum has swung Wrexham's way a bit now and they are enjoying a good spell of possession, passing the ball around confidently.

Alan Shearer
Former England striker on BBC one

Liam Delap has not had a good four minutes. He has given it away twice and missed a sitter.

Delap has been poor and he has been given the opportunity tonight. Delap looks very lazy. His performances has to improve.

Michael Brown
Former Manchester City midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live at the MKM Stadium

This could be Hull's night because of what we have seen. They aren't just misses - they are open goals.

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Lewis Koumas tussles with Wesley Fofana as they challenge for a ball into the Chelsea boss. Fofana tumbles and Chelsea are given a free-kick. Hull disagree, as they would, but there was a push there.

Darren Cann
Former Premier League assistant referee on BBC One

We certainly needed that goal-line technology with Frank Lampard's goal that wasn't in 2010 at the World Cup, but luckily we have got it now.

Probably the best chance so far in this one and it went the way of the visitors.

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Ian Mitchelmore
BBC Sport Wales at Stok Cae Ras, Wrexham

After that decent spell from Ipswich, Wrexham have just come back into the contest.

Kieffer Moore, currently on the bench against his former club, will have been heartbroken to watch a succession of Wrexham corners come to nothing.

His presence in the box there would have been more than useful.

Waynne Phillips
Former Wrexham midfielder on BBC Radio Wales

From offering nothing in the first twenty minutes, Wrexham have had five corners in the space of a minute. It's the first time in the game Ipswich have had to defend, and those corners were causing problems for them.

Wrexham have a number of corners in quick succession but can't make the most of them, Josh Windass going closest as he fired through a crowd of players but straight at the goalkeeper.

Just seeing the replay now and from his block of Dillon Phillips' clearance the ball strikes the underside of the bar, down on the goalline and out. Liam Delap runs to the ball but ever so casually, its like he thought the ball had originally bounced over the line and was waiting for the whistle to indicate goal.

Alan Shearer
Former England striker on BBC one

Goodness me. What is Delap doing? It is as if he is thinking 'I have all the time in the world'.

He ambles to it, and he takes his time. What are you waiting for?

What on earth is going on with Chelsea's finishing!?

A mistake by Hull goalkeeper Dillon Phillips as he is closed down by Liam Delap and it looks like he is going to be able to fire into the empty net. He hesitates for some reason, allowing a defender to get back and then has his shot blocked.

Another wasted chance.