Ipswich vs Sunderland

Match summary

Ipswich won 2-1 at home to Sunderland, with a late winner. It was 1-1 at half-time.

Emersonn put Ipswich ahead in the 24th minute, set up by Julio Enciso, Nilson Angulo equalised with a direct free kick in the 39th minute, and Jack Clarke won it in the 90th minute, set up by Sasa Lukic.

The chances backed that up: Ipswich created 1.58 expected goals (xG) from 10 shots to Sunderland's 1.18 from 11.

Ipswich secured a two to one victory against Sunderland in their Premier League fixture. Despite registering less possession with thirty eight percent compared to sixty two, and fewer attacks at seventy six against one hundred and three, Ipswich edged the expected goals metric at one point five eight to one point one eight. Both sides recorded ten and eleven total shots respectively, while Ipswich accumulated three shots on target to Sunderland's four. Discipline favoured the hosts entirely as Sunderland received three yellow cards and Ipswich received zero.

Brian Brobbey fired off target for Sunderland in the third minute before Ipswich opened the scoring in the twenty fourth minute when Emersonn converted a right foot shot. Dan Ballard received a yellow card for persistent fouling in the thirty sixth minute. Sunderland equalised in the thirty ninth minute through a right foot shot by Nilson Angulo, leaving the score tied at one to one at half-time. In the second half, Nilson Angulo was booked in the fifty fifth minute for unsportsmanlike conduct, and Luke O'Nien received a yellow card in the sixty third minute for a foul. Jack Clarke scored the winning goal for Ipswich in the ninetieth minute with a right foot shot.