Blackburn Rovers's match against Ipswich Town was abandoned with just 10 minutes remaining due to a waterlogged pitch at Ewood Park. The Championship game was suspended by referee Stephen Martin amid heavy rainfall, with Rovers leading 1-0 thanks to a penalty from Todd Cantwell. The players left the field and, following a delay of more than 25 minutes, the decision was taken to abandon the match. Blackburn Rovers were leading Saturday afternoon's fixture when the match was suspended. The club has stated that the EFL board will now consider what action is to be taken as a result of the abandonment. In line with EFL regulations, any league match that falls short of 90 minutes' duration may be ordered to count as a completed fixture, may be replayed in full or may be replayed in part. Rovers wish to thank supporters for their fantastic backing at Ewood Park and the club will provide an update on the EFL board's decision in due course. The match was abandoned in the 80th minute, with Ipswich Town's Jacob Greaves having been sent off earlier in the game. Todd Cantwell's penalty had given Blackburn Rovers the lead just before the hour mark. The visiting players returned to the pitch to applaud the away fans who had travelled up from Suffolk after the game was abandoned. The EFL board's decision on the abandoned match will be eagerly awaited by both sets of fans. Blackburn Rovers will be hoping to resume the match at a later date and secure the three points. The club will provide updates on the situation as more information becomes available.