Chaplin is back on, and the game has restarted again.

Chaplin is down on the pitch and is receiving treatment. Whilst this is going on, both teams take a minute to speak to their manager and have some water.

43.3% of possession has been in the middle third of the pitch. This further highlights how little of the play has gone past the halfway line for either team. They’re both playing very tentatively so far.

Muric is forced into a save following a Brentford corner that Norgaard met with his head. It took a deflection off an Ipswich body, and the Kosovo man had to be alert.

Brentford have had 65.7% possession over the opening 15 minutes of this game, showing their ability to wait for a chance to appear and not rush their play.

There still hasn’t been too much to report on; both teams, but mainly Brentford, are trying to build attacks but there hasn’t been a big chance as of yet.

Brentford are now enjoying a period of comfortable possession, testing the water every now and then by pinging a ball forward. When nothing materialises, they reset and go again.

Following on from the scrappy start football-wise, there has also been some unnecessary fouls in the last few minutes. The game is heating up; can either team use their aggression to score?

This has been a scrappy opening 10 minutes, with neither side being able to fashion a proper and well-thought-out attack.

The first half-chance for Brentford fell to Mbeumo who cut in onto his left foot, but his shot was blocked straight away. There was a small period of pinball after the shot, but Ipswich held their shape and managed to shut out the shots.