Ipswich vs Fulham

Match summary

Ipswich came from behind to win 2-1 at home to Fulham, with the winner arriving in stoppage time. It was goalless at half-time.

Ryan Sessegnon put Fulham ahead from a corner in the 55th minute, Guemissongui Ouattara equalised in the 88th minute, and Dara O'Shea won it with a header in stoppage time, set up by Jack Clarke.

Fulham can feel hard done by, creating 1.78 expected goals (xG) from 13 shots to Ipswich's 1.26 from 11.

Ipswich hosted Fulham in the Premier League on matchday 6, registering a 2-1 victory after a tightly contested encounter. Fulham enjoyed 52 percent possession and managed 13 shots compared to 11 for Ipswich, with both teams recording 5 shots on target. Ipswich edged the territorial battle with 111 attacks and 58 dangerous attacks against 80 attacks and 48 dangerous attacks for Fulham. Passing was accurate throughout, with Ipswich completing 454 passes at an 86 percent accuracy rate and Fulham recording 505 passes at 83 percent. The match saw 18 tackles from Ipswich and 17 from Fulham, alongside 8 fouls by the home side and 10 by the visitors, resulting in 2 yellow cards for Ipswich and 4 for Fulham.

The first half remained goalless, though the referee issued yellow cards to Ipswich player Leif Davis in the 19th minute and Fulham player Joshua David Steven King in the 44th minute. Following a half-time score of 0-0, Fulham's Calvin Bassey received a yellow card in the 51st minute before Ryan Sessegnon opened the scoring with a left-footed shot in the 55th minute to make it 0-1. Following numerous substitutions, Ipswich equalised in the 88th minute when Abdoul Ouattara scored with a left-footed shot. Dara O'Shea then secured the win for Ipswich in the 91st minute with a header, sealing a 2-1 final score. Further yellow cards were shown to Manuel Ángel, Emile Smith Rowe, and Christian Walton.