Ipswich Town v Forest live: score, updates and line-ups

A point apiece at Portman Road after a game Forest will feel they should have won. Williams' early strike and Enciso's fine curled leveller settled the scoring inside the first half, but it was the Reds who dominated the closing stages, finishing with 17 shots to Ipswich's 7 and five corners to none. Hudson-Odoi went close late on, Netz came on for the injured Williams, and Wood was thrown on in stoppage time as Forest searched for a winner that never came.

Forest continue to push for a winner as the clock runs down. Delap twice went close with a header and a dipping effort, then McAtee forced a save from Walton, while Milenkovic also headed wide from a late set piece. The shot count has swelled further to 16-6 in Forest's favour and they've retaken possession as the away side, with Williams forced off injured in the closing stages for Netz.

Forest have taken a grip on this since the restart. Williams had a shot blocked before Murillo forced a good save from Walton, and the corner count has shot up to 5-0 as the visitors pile on the pressure from set-pieces. Hudson-Odoi's arrival for Ndoye adds fresh legs, and with shots now 11-6 and shots on target 4-3 in Forest's favour, it's the Reds pushing hardest for a winner at Portman Road.

A scrappier start to the second half, with the game stopping and starting due to fouls rather than flowing chances. Diop had his yellow card upgraded following a VAR review, and Murillo was also booked for Forest shortly after, but the shot count and possession split have barely shifted - it remains finely poised at 1-1.

Ipswich level it up! Enciso curls a lovely left-footed finish into the bottom corner from outside the box, capping a strong spell of home pressure and making it 1-1 at Portman Road heading into first-half stoppage time.

Ipswich have responded well since going behind and have taken control of possession, with Enciso and Philogene both forcing good saves out of Sels. Forest have had to soak up a spell of pressure, picking up a few fouls along the way, though Gibbs-White did fashion a sight of goal on the break. The visitors still lead 1-0 but it's Ipswich on top as the half wears on.

Forest lead at Portman Road! Neco Williams slots home from the centre of the box after being picked out by a Daniel Muñoz cross, giving the visitors a deserved 1-0 lead having already dominated possession and chances early on.