Good early run down the right by Reece James before he fizzes a low ball into the box but Dillon Phillips dives on it.

Micah Richards
Former Man City defender on BBC One

More of the same from Hull City. Defensively, they were alright, maybe they need to be aware of the ball over the top, then just go for it!

Ipswich have made a change for the second half as Dara O'Shea comes on for Cédric Kipré.

Getting back under way in both games.

Micah Richards
Former Man City defender on BBC One

I think Chelsea in certain aspects of the game have been excellent, in terms of rotations. They have had loads of chances in that first half to be away from Hull. Hull in their shape look good in structure.

Micah Richards
Former Man City defender on BBC One

Ryan Giles has been outstanding. He is always involved in the game, no matter what Chelsea are doing.

Darren Cann
Former Premier League assistant referee on BBC One

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[Referee] Farai Hallam has done exceptionally well. He has hardly put a foot wrong all evening. Very impressed so far.

Micah Richards
Former Man City defender on BBC One

Liam Delap timing his run ready to jump, then I can only think he thinks it has gone in. I don't understand why he doesn't just put it in the back of the net just in case.

Kieron Dyer
Former Ipswich midfielder on BBC One Wales

Ipswich were dominating for about ten minutes in the first-half, but by the end Wrexham were the better team.

Ipswich were toothless, and they've got it all to do in the second-half.

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Waynne Phillips
Former Wrexham midfielder on BBC Radio Wales

Wrexham were pushing very hard to get that second goal before half-time. They're playing really well. Phil Parkinson will be delighted with their efforts.

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Ian Mitchelmore
BBC Sport Wales at Stok Cae Ras, Wrexham

Based on the chances both sides have created, it's fair to say Wrexham are worth their lead at the break.

Ipswich are yet to register a shot on target.

The home fans applaud their team off the pitch as the half-time whistle is blown. They're pleased with what they've seen so far.

Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport Chelsea reporter

At least Liam Delap can say he has an assist in a difficult half. That was the first pass he completed in the final third and he had lost possession eight times beforehand.

Obviously, his 23rd minute wasted chance highlights his low confidence while on an eight-game goal drought and having scored just twice in 23 matches this season.

Delap is returning to face his former club tonight having played for Hull under Liam Rosenior while on loan from Manchester City.

Curtis Davies
Former Premier League defender on BBC One

Chelsea, the way they have played, they will still try kill this game, but Hull City still have pace on the break.

The hosts have the edge in this all-Championship clash.

Chelsea have the lead thanks to Pedro Neto's super strike.

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Chelsea have a corner as half-time approaches. The ball is cleared and Hull threaten the break but Pedro Neto shoves over Yu Hirakawa, the loanee from Bristol City, and is booked as a result.