All a bit desperate from Ipswich?

Anis Mehmeti throws himself to the ground in the box in search of a penalty but the referee rightly waves away the claims.

Matt Heath
Former Foxes defender on BBC Radio Leicester

It's going to be a long half this, but we're still 1-0 up at Portman Road where Ipswich have been great all season.

It's only a matter of time if we keep defending like this that it will fall to one of the Ipswich attackers.

Leicester have gone nine league games without a win (D3 L6) and have failed to win any of their past eight away games.

This would not be a bad time to change both of those awful runs.

A reminder Gary Rowett is also seeking his first victory as Foxes boss.

A lively start to the second half and Swansea are pressing 10-man Stoke.

Ethan Galbraith works onto Josh Key's cross but his effort is blocked by the visitors, but moments later he gets another bite of the cherry as he strikes from outside the box, but Stoke deal with the danger this time.

Bristol City have made a change at the break. Scott Twine is on for Cameron Pring.

Coventry are looking to hold onto their two-goal lead as Frank Lampard takes off Tatsuhiro Sakamoto and sends on Jake Bidwell.

Five at the back for the 10-man Sky Blues.

August Priske needs to be very careful here for Birmingham.

He was shown a yellow card for an ugly challenge on Lloyd Jones in the first half and early in the second the referee is speaking to him after again going up for an ariel challenge with the same player.

No card this time but this is surely his last chance.

Mick Mills
Former Ipswich and England captain on BBC Radio Suffolk

Its been a nice lively start to the second half from Town, if they can keep this up it will set them up.

A decent start to this second half for Ipswich.

Leif Davis heads back across goal from a deep cross and Ivan Azon tries to connect at the far post but can't quite get on the end of it.

Moments later, Azon goes down under a challenge from Caleb Okoli in the box but the ref waves play on.

Can Ipswich turn this around in the second half?

Town have won just one of their past 12 league games against Leicester (D4 L7) - a 1-0 home win in March 2013.

Almost certainly a bogey side for the Tractor Boys as Sam mentioned at 15:50 GMT.

Things started to come to life as the first halves wore on. Still goalless in three games though.

Hopefully plenty more drama to come in the second period. Starting to get back under way...

Glenn Speller
BBC Sport England at Portman Road

Leicester are half way to their first away win since 6 December and they have played this one almost perfectly as an away side.

They have got numbers behind the ball which at times has allowed Ipswich to dictate things but Jakub Stolarczyk has had only one save to make while Dara O'Shea should have done better with a header.

But the Foxes have not just come for a point, getting men forward when in possession.

On that evidence you do wonder what the problem is...

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Are Coventry certainties for promotion to the Premier League now?

They could hold a nine-point buffer to third-placed Millwall at 5pm.

Thumbs up for yes, thumbs down for no.

Matt Heath
Former Foxes defender on BBC Radio Leicester

Patson Daka has been ever so quiet in this game so to see a wonderful left-footed strike is great. We need him to chip in and if that goal gets a win or a point then he's done his job.

We're not going to get many chances in open play so we need to take our time with every single corner and free-kick.

We're 1-0 at half-time at Portman Road and I would have absolutely taken that.

We've not sat off and we've gone toe-to-toe with Ipswich. They were getting on top but we've stood firm.

Goalless at Bramall Lane.

You get the feeling West Brom might have one eye on Leicester winning at Ipswich. Can they make the difference in the second half and give themselves hope of fighting for their Championship status?

Or are Sheffield United going to pull away and keep up their outside shout at a play-off spot?

Championship leaders Coventry are a man down but two goals up at the break.

It's been absolutely ruthless from Frank Lampard's side. Bristol City were looking the more likely when Tatsuhiro Sakamoto nodded the visitors ahead in the 37th minute.

Six minutes later, Coventry were reduced to 10 men when Joel Latibeaudiere pulled down Emil Riis who would have been clean through.

But Haji Wright has scored a crucial second to give Coventry some breathing space.

What an end to this half.

End-to-end stuff here but still goalless at the break.

But Stoke are down to 10 off the back of Sorba Thomas' sending off.

Can Swansea regroup at the break and make their advantage count on their return?