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Stockport could easily be booking their appointments to get measured for their Wembley suits such has been their dominance in this EFL Trophy semi-final.

Ollie Norwood's free-kick has them ahead but Zander Clark has denied him a second from a set-piece while also saving from Lewis Bate and Adama Sidibeh on two occasions each.

A Billy Sharp shot straight at Corey Addai is all Doncaster have to show for their efforts.

How the home side are still in this only Zander Clark knows.

Zander Clark is keeping Doncaster in this EFL Trophy semi-final.

Adama Sidibeh drives into the Rovers box and the goalkeeper does well to save and then quickly get back up and dive full length to keep out Lewis Bate's follow-up.

This should really be all over but it's only 1-0.

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Here's how the live table is looking in the Championship with Ipswich and Hull playing out a stalemate at the moment.

The Tractor Boys and Tigers both moving to within five points of the automatic promotion places but missing the chance to close the gap to Middlesbrough in second to three points.

A lot to play for in the second 45. A winner for either could be massive.

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The leaders Bromley are being held by Oldham Athletic as the half-time whistles sound.

Chesterfield are currently moving up into the play-off places as they lead Colchester 2-0, while Grimsby are close behind after racking up a 3-0 lead over Salford.

The bottom side Newport have come from behind to level against Tranmere, who are now down to 10 men after goalscorer Sam Finley was sent-off.

In the other game, Fleetwood have the lead away at Walsall.

Peter Swan
BBC Radio Humberside

Credit to our players so far, they have been fantastic defensively. If their decision making up top was a little stronger we could even be ahead.

They should be delighted with that first half and if they can get a goal, this place won't be happy.

Mick Mills
Former Ipswich and England captain on BBC Radio Suffolk

It has just been one of those games so far. We do normally get the luxury of an early goal at home but we have not been able to have that tonight.

We have enjoyed much of the ball but haven't created too much.

Mike Dean is among the away support for Tranmere's game at Newport - and he's just seen another referee send off his team's goalscorer.

Sam Finley is shown a straight red card for lunging in on Sven Sprangler.

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A very tight first half comes to an end at Portman Road.

Hull City have done well to frustrate Ipswich so far.

Jack Taylor came close for the Tractor Boys with a spin and shot from the edge of the area, while George Hirst placed a decent chance straight at Ivor Pandur in the Tigers goal.

Other than that, not a lot to shout about.

Peter Swan
BBC Radio Humberside

It has been a really decent game to watch so far, it feels like there has always been something happening.

Ipswich have looked really good, really dangerous from their set pieces so far.

Hull left-back Akin Famewo gives away a free-kick in a dangerous position for Ipswich as he brings down Sindre Walle Egeli.

Marcelino Nunez fires it in from the right but it just evades the head of Cedric Kipre and runs out for a throw.

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No goals in our three League One games at the break.

The goalkeepers have been busy down in Devon with Exeter's Joe Whitworth and Brad Collins of Burton called into action on a number of occasions while Tymur Tutierov has hit the post for the home side.

Barnsley at home to Wycombe and Rotherham's meeting with Mansfield have been very tight affairs with opportunities at a premium.

Another chance for Stockport.

This time Adama Sidibeh is allowed to nip in and fire off a shot that Zander Clark keeps out with a leg.

A second goal for the visitors feels a matter of time.

We will have four minutes of added time at the end of the first half.

Hull City are showing why they have the best away record in the Championship so far tonight.

The Tigers have won five in a row on the road before this and they are making life very difficult for Ipswich. A bit of frustration creeping in among the home support as Ivor Pandur takes a while over a goal-kick.

Ollie Norwood has another chance for Stockport with a free-kick from a similar place where he scored earlier.

Jay McGrath is the defender to commit the latest foul.

Norwood's dipping effort is well saved by Zander Clark.

This is a blow for Hull City.

Their skipper Lewie Coyle limps off and cannot continue. He has to be replaced by Akin Famewo.

Vice-captain Charlie Hughes takes the armband for the Tigers.

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Lewie Coyle goes down for Hull under a challenge from Sindre Walle Egeli.

Tigers boss Sergej Jakirovic then gestures to the referee to book Egeli - and in doing so earns himself a caution.

A break in play as Coyle is down getting treatment.