The Tractor Boys are motoring on the road for the second straight Saturday.

After a bright start Jack Clarke produced a moment of magic with a mazy run and fine low finish past Lawrence Vigouroux to give Town a half-time lead.

A lot of bookings in the opening 45 minutes, four of them to Swansea in a 10-minute spell, if this finishes 11-a-side I'd be surprised.

Best defence is trumping best attack, at present, but this big game is yet to really spring to life, if we're honest.

We're into FIVE minutes of time added on before the break at Carrow Road.

The away side are on top right now.

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Southampton lead at the end of an eventful half of football at St Mary's.

Caspar Jender and Finn Azaz gave the hosts a 2-0 lead with their first goals for the club.

The Owls responded well and halved the deficit through a long-range strike from Harry Amass.

Henrik Pederson's side rode their luck as Azaz had an effort cleared off the line to deny the former Middlesbrough player his second goal of the game.

There are SEVEN minutes of time added on at the end of this first half.

All square in a game of few clearcut chances.

Harvey Knibbs hit the bar for the visitors with the best chance of the game so far but both sides' resolute defences have been on top.

Coventry have had the better of it, bossing possession and mustering the most attempts on goal, but it's still just one shot on target apiece as we enter three added minutes at the end of the half.

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Darren Kenton
Former Leicester City defender on BBC Radio Leicester

It has been a good half for Leicester so far. It is never easy when you have to go away from home.

The hosts are enjoying a strong finish to this first half and are cranking up the pressure on the Addicks.

Ryan Longman fires over the top from close range for Wrexham.

Hearts in mouths for Albion as Oxford striker Will Lankshear seems to be wrestled to the deck in the area by Nat Phillips.

Referee Jacob Miles has a look and waves play on.

No VAR in the Championship remember. Perhaps luckily for Phillips.

Gareth Vincent
BBC Sport Wales at the Swansea.com Stadium

Ipswich's goal had been coming.

Swansea have been poor in possession and the paid the price thanks to Jack Clarke's precise finish.

Alan Sheehan could probably do with half-time, and the chance to have a tactical rethink.

The struggling home side are really pushing for an opener as we head towards the break.

This game is so delicately poised.

Nathan Broadhead sends a strike wide of the post for the hosts, who had had Ben Sheaf booked for a challenge on Tanto Oloafe.

The first goal could be crucial in this game of few chances.

The fans are starting to turn, you can sense it.

After a positive first 15 minutes Albion have dropped off and are increasingly sloppy in possession.

Mikey Johnston has been a bright spark and has worked some space to whip a low shot past Jamie Cumming's post to try and end this scoreless streak which is now just over 360 minutes, since Isaac Price's goal at Watford after 34 minutes on 22 October.

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Not great this.

Leicester defender Ben Nelson has to be stretchered off the field.

Luke Thomas is on in his place.

Somehow Wednesday keep the deficit to one goal.

Adam Armstrong and Caspar Jander draw saves from Owls keeper Ethan Horvath before Finn Azaz has an effort cleared off the line by Sean Fusire.

Flo Allen
Norwich Women general manager on BBC Radio Norfolk

Josh Sargent does well to get the ball out of his feet and it was a great opportunity, it just didn't dip enough to squeeze under the bar. A feeling of comfort for Norwich at the minute. The two up front seems to be really working.

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Charlton come so close to the opener.

Tanto Oloafe's shot is deflected off Dominic Hyam and Harvey Knibbs strikes at goal.

But the former Reading midfielder hits the crossbar from about eight yards out.

Ben Hamer in the R's goal makes a quality save to deny Danny Ings' diving header.