Ipswich score twice late to defeat Fulham 2-1

Fulham's struggles in the Premier League continued as they fell to Ipswich Town 2-1, leaving them without a win under manager Alvaro Arbeloa. The visitors initially took the lead through Ryan Sessegnon, who scored with a powerful shot from the edge of the box. However, Ipswich made a late comeback, equalising in the 88th minute with a stunning strike from Abdoul Ouattara before Dara O'Shea headed home the winner in stoppage time.

Despite having opportunities to extend their lead, Fulham could not convert their chances. Gonzalo Garcia and Oscar Bobb both missed key opportunities that could have secured the three points. The match started slowly, but Sessegnon's goal ignited the contest. Ipswich responded with a near miss when Emersonn hit the post shortly after, showcasing the back-and-forth nature of the game.

Ipswich's victory marks their third win of the Premier League season, while Fulham remains in the relegation zone with only two points from six matches. The defeat adds to the pressure on Arbeloa, who is yet to secure a league win since taking charge. Ipswich's late goals demonstrated their resilience and ability to capitalise on Fulham's mistakes as the match drew to a close.

Ipswich manager Gary O'Neil expressed pride in his team's performance, highlighting their fitness and determination in the final moments. He noted that the players showed quality and teamwork, which ultimately led to their victory. In contrast, Arbeloa acknowledged the need for his team to adapt quickly to the physical demands of the Premier League as they prepare for their next match, which he described as crucial for their survival in the league.

via Sky Sports