Match summary
Ipswich came from behind to win 3-2 away at Crystal Palace, with a late winner. Ipswich led 2-1 at half-time.
In the first half, Anan Khalaili put Crystal Palace ahead in the 14th minute, set up by Daichi Kamada, Emersonn equalised with a header in the 23rd minute, set up by Leif Davis, and Leif Davis put Ipswich in front with a header in the 45th minute, set up by Emersonn. In the second half, Jørgen Strand Larsen equalised in the 75th minute, set up by Daichi Kamada and Zian Flemming won it in the 90th minute.
The chances backed that up: Ipswich created 2.10 expected goals (xG) from 12 shots to Crystal Palace's 0.94 from 11. Crystal Palace had a player sent off.
Crystal Palace hosted Ipswich in a Premier League fixture that saw the visitors claim a three two victory after leading at the interval. Ipswich controlled slightly more of the possession at fifty three percent compared to forty seven percent and edged the attacking statistics with one hundred and ten attacks and fifty two dangerous attacks against ninety and forty seven for the hosts. Ipswich recorded twelve total shots with six on target and an expected goals figure of two point one zero. Crystal Palace registered eleven shots with four on target, six corners, and an expected goals total of zero point nine four. Discipline was tested as Ipswich received three yellow cards while Crystal Palace collected one yellow card and one red card.
The scoring opened in the fourteenth minute when Anan Khalaili put Crystal Palace ahead with a right footed shot. Ipswich responded in the twenty third minute as Emersonn scored with a header to level the match. A turning point occurred in the thirty fourth minute when Crystal Palace defender Axel Disasi received a red card for a foul. Ipswich capitalized before the break when Leif Davis scored with a header in the forty fifth minute to make it one two at half time. Jørgen Strand Larsen equalised for Crystal Palace in the seventy fifth minute with a right footed shot. Finally, Zian Flemming secured the win for Ipswich with a right footed shot in the ninetieth minute.
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