A great chance for Watford as Giorgi Chakvetadze pulls the ball across for Marc Bola who fires his shot into the side netting.

Down goes Haji Wright in a mess with Caleb Okoli.

Coventry howl for a penalty but referee Lewis Smith is not interested.

Right then, both sides make some changes.

Watford bring on Nestory Irankunda and Kevin Keben who replace Othmane Maamma and Jeremy Ngakia.

For Millwall, Thierno Ballo and Mihailo Ivanovic come off for Josh Coburn and Aidomo Emakhu.

Blackburn are comfortably trailing, but they will think - with some justification - that they have been on the wrong end of two big calls in this half from the referee.

Victor Torp gets a break for Coventry having just returned from injury.

Josh Eccles has 20 minutes to make an impact.

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Ipswich 2-0 Blackburn

Todd Cantwell is feeling one there after getting one in the face from Darnell Furlong.

Not sure an ex-Norwich player will get too much sympathy at Portman Road, though!

Alfie Doughty goes into the referee's book for pulling down a Watford player as they were looking to break.

Millwall's Femi Azeez crosses a dangerous ball into the box which is cleared only as far as Tristan Crama.

The defender then takes a touch and fires the ball well over the bar

It opens up briefly for Ephron Mason-Clark but he skies his effort.

You feel there is a winning goal in this one. It is very open.

Louis Page and Patson Daka are introduced by Leciester.

Off go Bobby De Cordova-Reid and Jordan Ayew.

Steve Ogrizovic
Ex-Coventry City goalkeeper on BBC CWR

It has been fast and furious from start to finish this M69 derby - and it is still going!

Two changes for Ipswich as Ivan Azon and Wes Burns get a run-out.

George Hirst and Sindre Walle Egeli take their tracksuit tops.

Tatsuhiro Sakamoto and Haji Wright are on for Coventry.

Romain Esse and goalscorer Ellis Simms take a breather.

Good stuff from the visitors and they are close to halving the deficit.

The ball breaks to Moussa Baradji on the edge of the box, but he is wide with his effort.

That Coventry equaliser also now makes it 21 Championship matches since Leicester kept a clean sheet.

That is their worst showing in the second tier since 1948-49 when they went 27 games before a shutout.

#leaky

There is movement on the Coventry bench.

Image source, PA Media

A huge chance for Blackburn and a huge appeal for a penalty.

Mathias Jorgensen is freed on the break and he tries to lay it across for Yuki Ohashi but he is sent sprawling by Darnell Furlong.

That looks a clear penalty, but nothing is given and Ohashi is absolutely incensed.

Watford are denied by a brilliant save!

Tom Ince plays a nice pass for Marc Bola to run onto down the left, he is then faced with the onrushing Max Crocombe, tries to chip him, but the keeper makes an excellent save to deny the Hornets man.

Watford have looked much more dangerous in this second half.

Leicester have steadied the ship and earn a couple of corners.

For the first 15 minutes of this second period they were getting battered.

Both corners are dealt with but the visitors will feel they have restored some order to proceedings.

Matt Gray
Former Sutton United manager on BBC Radio London

The Millwall fans are in full voice, but you imagine are gutted they are not winning 1-0.

We have had good passing and are switching the ball well, and then on the counter attack we are doing great.

Watford just keep escaping.

A chance goes awry for Ipswich as Marcelino Nunez tries to backheel it into the path of Jack Clarke inside the area, but it goes wrong.