Ben Brereton Diaz looks really up for this and he could already have two goals to his name inside 15 minutes.

Sam Szmodics pulls it back for the Chile striker but he blazes his attempt over the bar.

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You might remember that Leicester put in a pretty impressive display at another automatic promotion chaser just 11 days ago when they drew 1-1 at Middlesbrough.

Ipswich aren't having it all their own way at the moment and the Foxes have arguably been the better side.

Play is back under way at Bramall Lane and West Brom's Krystian Bielik is able to continue despite clutching his shoulder and receiving some attention.

Meanwhile, Sheffield United go on the attack and they're almost rewarded when Callum O'Hare tees up Andre Brooks but his right-footed drive from long range heads wide.

Tell you what, it's Bristol City who are looking the more likely at the moment against the league leaders.

First Emil Riis has a shot from the edge of the area blocked by Jay Dasilva and then Mark Sykes tries to send in a cross but it's claimed by Coventry keeper Carl Rushworth.

Second chance of the game and it's Sinclair Armstrong again for Bristol City.

Armstrong spins towards goal and curls one towards the bottom corner from the edge of the area but it drifts just wide.

Mick Mills
Former Ipswich and England captain on BBC Radio Suffolk

Leicester are getting too close to our penalty area for my liking. They've had two shots from that area.

Ipswich are giving the ball away too much in their own half.

It's 100 games in the dugout at Birmingham City today for Chris Davies.

He's up against one of his former players in Lyndon Dykes, who is leading the line with Tyreece Campbell for Charlton.

A quiet opening 10 minutes at The Valley.

Ten minutes gone and not a lot to shout about so far barring that very early effort by Sinclair Armstrong for Bristol City.

Coventry have had a lot of the ball but are yet to have a shot.

A reminder that Swansea can leapfrog Stoke in the table should they win this afternoon.

So far it's goalless, but plenty to play for in terms of midtable honours.

Another opening for Leicester... this time it's Stephy Mavididi who finds himself in space down the middle and he has a pop from the edge of the box but can't find the target.

A strong start at Portman Road for Ipswich but Leicester create a half-chance of their own.

Harry Winks heads it down in front of him and hits a bouncing ball from about 20 yards out. It's on target but Christian Walton is down to make the save for the hosts.

Not much action at Bramall Lane in the early stages here.

First there was a break in play as Japhet Tanganga came off worse in a clash with West Brom's Daryl Dike, who backed into him causing a cut to his eye.

Then shortly after Krystian Bielik looks like he's going to have to come off having gone down with a shoulder injury.

An early chance for Sheffield Wednesday as Dominic Iorfa heads wide.

The Owls are looking for their first point since December - they're on a run of 13 consecutive defeats in all competitions.

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Ipswich aren't hanging about this afternoon. The Tractor Boys are straight on the front foot, penning in Leicester.

Matt Heath
Former Foxes defender on BBC Radio Leicester

What a lovely place to play football.

The pitch is great, the stands are full. Just one of those old stadiums.

Almost off to a flier at Ashton Gate!

Sinclair Armstrong chases down a hopeful ball in behind by Mark Sykes and gets there first but volleys wide of the mark for Bristol City.

Patrick Bamford starts for Sheffield United with Gus Hamer and Callum O'Hare forming a partnership as Femi Seriki misses out over Ki Jana Hoever.

Meanwhile West Brom play Daryl Dike and Aune Heggebo up top in a 4-4-2 formation with 19-year-old Ollie Bostock earning a first-ever league start.

Bristol City have made eight changes from the side that lost 1-0 at Port Vale in the FA Cup fourth round on Tuesday night

Only Noah Eile, Cameron Pring and Sinclair Armstrong keep their place in the starting line-up, while Ross McCrorie misses out with injury.

Coventry make four changes from the 2-1 win over Stoke as Luke Woolfenden, Victor Torp, Josh Eccles and Tatsuhiro Sakamoto come in.

Frank Onyeka and Romain Esse drop to the bench but Bobby Thomas and Jack Rudoni are out injured.