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Well, that is that for this lunchtime and our coverage of this East Anglian Derby.

James Maddison will be the toast of Norfolk this afternoon and the scurge of Suffolk for a few years to come.

As we sign off, why not recap the action and read Adam Whitty's report of how it all unfolded at Portman Road...

Wayne Ellis: Another season of utter mediocrity for us long suffering Ipswich fans...

Johnny Holmes: Old farm derby. Still the best OTBC!

Ipswich's long wait for a win over Norwich goes on....

It's now eight and a half years since they got one over the Canaries.

Mick McCarthy still doesn't know what it's like to manage his Ipswich side to a derby win while Daniel Farke will probably want to play them every week after that.

So, Norwich climb into the top six with that huge win at their local rivals.

Ipswich fall a place to 11th.

Goalscorer and man of the match James Maddison on Sky Sports:

"That's a game I won't forget for anytime soon, it was my first East Anglian Derby.

"We knew it would be a tight game throughout, but that little bit of quality and patience has seen us through."

Three points go back to Norfolk yet again!

James Maddison's strike on the hour is enough to separate these two.

Ipswich are beaten for a third game in their past four. Norwich are now unbeaten in eight.

Waghorn's delivery, but Jonas Knudsen can't direct his near post header on target.

Late corner for Ipswich....Up comes their keeper...

Ipswich again try to pump long balls up towards the edge of Norwich's area, but again the visitors can cope with it and clear their lines.

Close for Ipswich!

Martyn Waghorn has a volley blocked and then as he wins the second ball, his delicate chip just creeps over the bar of Angus Gunn's goal.

Four minutes to be added on....

Into last minute of the 90.

Ipswich look flat and need a moment of magic if they're to take anything here.

Norwich have done a great job of closing this out so far since James Maddison's goal.

He is their last man to head off as Mario Vrancic comes on for the closing moments.

Lots of build-up for Ipswich, Norwich sit off on the edge of their area and soak it up.

Cole Skuse takes aim, but it's another routine stop for Angus Gunn despite the power on the shot.

Ipswich with the long throw across the Norwich six-yard box. The visitors' half clear, but Cole Skuse fails to connect on the volley and Angus Gunn can claim it.

Ipswich running out of ideas and minutes for a leveller.

Freddie Sears finds a bit of an opening for Ipswich on the edge of the Norwich box, but Martyn Waghorn can't get his feet right to set himself for the shot.

Groans continue from the home fans...

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Into the last 10 minutes at Portman Road and as it stands, this lot will be going home the happier.

Norwich looking set to take the bragging rights once more in East Anglia unless Ipswich conjure up some magic.

Norwich make a second change as Wes Hoolahan comes off and on comes James Husband to shore up the defence.

Double change by Ipswich Town sees Joe Garner replaced by on loan Man City winger Bersant Celina while teenager Tristan Nydam makes way for Freddie Sears.

No shot on target. That's the key statistic so far in this one for Ipswich.

They've had moments where they've pressured and threatened, but nothing has gone their way in the final third while Norwich have been clinical when given the chance.