Ipswich vs Bournemouth

Match summary

Bournemouth won 2-1 away at Ipswich.

Evanilson put Bournemouth ahead in the 5th minute, Davis's own goal made it 0-2 in the 46th minute, and Jack Clarke pulled one back to make it 1-2 from the penalty spot in the 73rd minute.

Bournemouth secured a victory away from home against Ipswich in this Premier League fixture, despite the hosts enjoying the majority of possession and completing more passes across the ninety minutes. Ipswich recorded 56 percent possession and 507 successful passes compared to Bournemouth's 44 percent and 397 passes. The visitors generated 15 total shots with 4 on target, while Ipswich registered 10 shots with 2 on target. Both sides accumulated 17 tackles, but the match saw a stark contrast in discipline as Ipswich committed 6 fouls and received 2 yellow cards, while Bournemouth gave away 20 fouls and collected 3 yellow cards.

The scoring opened early when Evanilson struck a right-footed shot for Bournemouth in the 5th minute. Tensions rose towards the end of the first half with 3 yellow cards shown in the 43rd minute to Marcus Tavernier, Julio Enciso, and Adam Smith. Just after the interval, Leif Davis turned the ball into his own net in the 46th minute to double Bournemouth's advantage. Ipswich reduced the deficit when Jack Clarke converted a penalty in the 73rd minute. Late cautions for António Silva and Zian Flemming preceded the final whistle, confirming the final scoreline of 1-2.