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Matt Clarke's 45th minute header gives the Rams the lead at the break after a close first half.

Ben Brereton Diaz gave the hosts the lead, and could have doubled their lead inside 15 minutes, before Jerry Yates equalised for the visitors.

Rhian Brewster missed a good chance to retake the lead, before Clarke headed in from a corner to give Derby the advantage at the break.

Nothing between the two sides at The Valley.

Bristol City are unsurprisingly pushing hard with the man advantage.

Sinclair Armstrong meets Neto Borges' cross from the left but steers his header wide.

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This was not in the script for Ipswich Town.

Patson Daka's clever first time volley from a Luke Thomas free-kick has the relegation-battling Foxes in front at the break.

A lot of work for the Tractor Boys to do to keep their automatic promotion bid in their own hands.

We've got five minutes added on at the end of this first half.

Just one minute added on at the end of the half.

Coventry make a change after going down to 10.

Ephron Mason-Clark makes way for Liam Kitching.

Bristol City almost make Coventry pay immediately.

Neto Borges rises highest to meet a cross from Mark Sykes but heads just over the bar.

Moments after going 1-0 up, league leaders Coventry are down to 10 men!

Emil Riis steals possession off Joel Latibeaudiere for Bristol City but the Sky Blues defender brings him down and is shown a straight red for denying a goalscoring opportunity. He was the last man.

What a time to be sent off for the first time in your career.

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Glenn Speller
BBC Sport England at Portman Road

Well...

Ipswich were on top but Darnell Furlong gives away a silly free-kick.

The finish from Patson Daka is excellent but the set-piece is allowed to travel a long way to reach him.

Three sides of Portman Road are in shock, mind you the Leicester fans may be feeling the same - they're winning away!

Matt Heath
Former Foxes defender on BBC Radio Leicester

An unbelievable strike from Patson Daka there. He connected brilliantly with his left foot and Walton had no chance.

We couldn't have wished for a better 40 minutes.

We could argue that it's come against the run of play because Ipswich were just starting to turn the screw. It shows that these set-pieces are so important when playing these big teams.

That's a big goal for Coventry who are now eight points clear at the top as things stand - and nine points clear of Millwall in third.

Sorba Thomas is off!

Shortly after his corner led to a disallowed goal, the Stoke man is shown a second yellow card.

This time he's given his marching orders for a rash challenge on Goncalo Franco.

Stoke will have to see out most of this game with 10 players. Can Swansea capitalise?

Another goal disallowed!

Stoke think they've taken the lead as Sorba Thomas' corner is whipped into the box and deflects off Ben Gibson into the net but it's disallowed for offside.

Swansea have the ball in the back of the net but it's pulled back for a foul in the build-up. Zan Vipotnik sends the free-kick that follows just wide of the mark.

Then at the other end, the Swans frantically deny Ashley Phillips' diving header.

Finally a bit of threat from Coventry. Josh Eccles feeds Ephron Mason-Clark in the box and he fires in a powerful shot from a tight angle but Radek Vitek does very well to get down at his near post and keep it out.

Glenn Speller
BBC Sport England at Portman Road

Ipswich are getting on top and Leicester are just hanging on a bit.

Dara O'Shea will know he should have done better with that free header at the far post but chances are beginning to come for the home side.

Leicester are allowing Ipswich to dictate the flow of the game.