The players are now walking out onto the pitch and kick-off is just moments away in South East London.
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As for Ipswich, Jaden Philogene, Azor Matusiwa and Jack Taylor all remain unavailable. Gary O'Neil has made just the one change to the team that played Liverpool eight days ago - Maeda drops to the bench, with Clarke coming into the side.
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Sage has made three changes from the starting XI that faced Fulham last week - Benitez, Ahanor and Larsen replace Henderson, Canvot and Nketiah. The England goalkeeper is out with a foot injury. They are still without Jean-Philippe Mateta and Ismaila Sarr due to injury.
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IPSWICH TOWN SUBSTITUTIONS: Cedric Kipre, Zian Flemming, Jaden Philogene, Florentino, Christian Walton, Marcelino Nunez, Daizen Maeda, Abdoul Ouattara
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IPSWICH TOWN XI (4-2-3-1): Kjell Scherpen; Dara O'Shea, Issa Diop, Jacob Greaves, Leif Davis; Sasa Lukic, Exequiel Palacios; Abdul Fatawu, Julio Enciso, Jack Clarke; Emersonn
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CRYSTAL PALACE SUBSTITUTIONS: Jefferson Lerma, Dwight McNeil, Zavier Gozo, Takehiro Tomiyasu, Will Hughes, Cheick Doucoure, Oscar Mingueza, Remi Matthews, Ben Chilwell
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CRYSTAL PALACE XI (3-4-2-1): Walter Benitez; Chris Richards, Axel Disasi, Honest Ahanor; Anan Khalaili, Quinten Timber, Adam Wharton, Tyrick Mitchell; Daichi Kamada, Yeremy Pino; Jorgen Strand Larsen
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Ipswch have three points from their opening three Premier League matches on their return. Their season began with a win over Sunderland, but they were then thumped 5-2 by Manchester United at Old Trafford. Despite some encouraging signs against Liverpool, they fell to a 2-0 defeat as a result of an Alexander Isak double at the start of the match.
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Crystal Palace picked up their first win under new boss Pierre Sage last time out, as they came from behind on two occasions to beat Fulham 3-2 at Craven Cottage. That victory ended a nine-game winless run in the top flight stretching back to last season, with Palace having begun their campaign with back-to-back losses to Everton and Manchester City. Sage's men did beat Middlesbrough in the third round of the EFL club in midweek. They will hope to move up the table with a win over Ipswich.
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Hello and welcome to live coverage of this Premier League match between Crystal Palace and Ipswich Town at Selhurst Park.
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Ipswich get us under way at Selhust Park!
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O'Neil is yet to beat Palace in his five previous Premier League meetings as a manager – only losing more often in the division to Manchester United and West Ham (both five) – with his sides conceding at least two goals on each occasion. He will hope his Ipswich side can end that record this afternoon.
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Sage has already stamped his authority on this Palace side, with Canvot missing this encounter due to sporting reasons. It's been a pretty cagey start from both teams, with neither taking control of the ball when it comes to possession.
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A lack of communication between Diop and Greaves leads to the latter giving away a corner needlessly. The delivery is whipped in with vigour by Wharton, but Ipswich manage to clear the ball away from danger. However, Palace win another corner just a few moments later.
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Ipswich deal with the next set piece and go forward for the first time this afternoon, but Palace are able to retreat in numbers and push the away side back. Both sides are beginning to open up, and that has finally injected some much-needed tempo into the contest for the first time today.
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Among ever-present Premier League sides in 2026, only Tottenham Hotspur (seven) have accumulated fewer points at home than Crystal Palace (11); the Eagles could lose three successive league matches at Selhurst Park for only the second time since the start of 2024, only doing so in November/December 2025.
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Clarke surges down the left and beats Khalaili for a pace, before delivering a cross which Disasi can only clear for a corner. It's Ipswich's first of the match, but nothing comes of it. The away side have been very competitive in these early stages.
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Goal Anan Khalaili
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Palace produce their first opening of the encounter as Mitchell finds a pocket of space on the left and digs out a cross for Khalaili, but he heads over the bar. Moments earlier, a poor clearance from Scherpen had found Wharton from well out, but his shot was blocked.
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Assist Daichi Kamada
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GOAALLL!!!!! PALACE OPEN THE SCORING! It's nicely worked as Pino finds Kamada in a promising central area. He picks out Khalaili on the right, and his pinpoint effort flies into the far corner of the net. He had already been a threat going forward, and he now has the first goal of the match. Crystal Paalce 1-0 Ipswich Town.
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It's brilliant awarness from Kamada to create the goal, and Palace have now scored their first league goal at Selhurst Park this season.
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Among ever-present Premier League sides in 2026, only Tottenham (seven) have accumulated fewer points at home than Crystal Palace (11); the Eagles could lose three successive league matches at Selhurst Park for only the second time since the start of 2024, only doing so in November/December 2025.
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That goal seems to have settled Palace, who are now dominating possession and moving the ball with far greater purpose. Ipswich need to dig in and weather this spell, because conceding another in the next few minutes could prove fatal.
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Khalaili is enjoying himself now, and he creates an opportunty with a wonderful, lofted pass, which sets Larsen through on goal. The angle is tight but he manages to launch an effort on target, with Scherpen forced into a save. The resulting corner evades everyone inside the area.
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The Tractor Boys have failed to win any of the last 32 matches when conceding first in the Premier League, since a victory over Tottenham in December 2001. Despite some bright moments, they are yet to register an effort on target so far today.
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Assist Leif Davis
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Goal Emersonn Correia da Silva
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Following that opening goal, Ipswich have now gone 23 matches in the Premier League without a clean sheet. O'Shea, who is making his 100th top flight appearance, wins the ball with a nice bit of skill, and Ipswich are able to enjoy a spell of possession for the first time in a while.
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Davis has made an encouraging start to the season, having also scored at Old Trafford. He picks up the assist after that fine cross.
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EQUALISER! Out of nowhere! Ipswich score with their first effort of the day. They keep the ball, with Davis picked out in space down the left. He whips a dangerous ball into the area, and an unmarked Emersonn makes no mistake with a thumping header. Crystal Palace 1-1 Ipswich Town.
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There was a VAR check before the goal was awarded, with Mitchell having played Davis onside. That goal will have frustrated Palace, as they looked to be completely on top after opening the scoring. They now have it all to do again.
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Palace have won just one of their last four Premier League games in which they scored first, defeating Wolves 1-0 in February this year. They have been pegged back again, and their latest move breaks down on the right as Palacios is fouled by Khalaili. Just a few murmurings of frustration amongst those in the Selhurst Park crowd.
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Khalaili is enjoying himself now, and he creates an opportunity with a wonderful, lofted pass, which sets Larsen through on goal. The angle is tight, but he manages to launch an effort on target, with Scherpen forced into a save. The resulting corner evades everyone inside the area.
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Ahanor is tripped by Fatawu as he looks to advance forward. A few more fouls are being awarded now, giving the game a stop-start feel and disrupting the tempo. That will suit Ipswich, who have grown in confidence since finding the equaliser.
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Palace win another corner, but Scherpen comes off his line and claims with ease. Wharton's deliveries have been decent, but the home side are yet to create a clear opening from a dead-ball situation.
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Red Card Axel Disasi
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RED CARD! Palace are down to 10 men! Disasi is dismissed after a high challenge on Clarke. He seems to have caught the Englishman just below the knee with a studs up tackle. He can't have any complaints, and VAR confirms the decision.
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Substitution Yéremy Pino Takehiro Tomiyasu
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Following that red card, Palace are forced into an early change. Tomiyasu replaces Pino.
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Disasi's red card is the first for Palace since Maxence Lacroix was given his marching orders against Manchester United at Old Trafford in March earlier this year.
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Ipswich are looking to push forward and make the most of their numerical advantage, but Timber produces a fine challenge to dispossess Enciso. The home side are going to have to dig deep if they are to get anything out of this match.
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Ahanor is tripped by Fatawu as he looks to advance forward. There are a few more fouls being awarded now, giving the game a stop-start feel and disrupting the tempo. That will suit Ipswich, who have grown in confidence since finding the equaliser.
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Clarke is the first player to be booked after hauling down Wharton as Palace looked to advance forward.
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Ipswich have lost both of their last two league visits to Crystal Palace, only losing three in a row away to the Eagles in November 1994. They need to make their advantage count here, and they are ending the first half as the stronger of the two sides.
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Goal Leif Davis
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Assist Emersonn Correia da Silva
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Emersonn now has his second goal involvement of the match, as he found Davis with the header. The two have combined for both of their goals this afternoon.
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GOOOOALLLL!!!! Ipswich complete the turnaround before half-time! A cross from the right is met by the head of Emersonn, and an unmarked Davis is positioned in the right place to find the bottom corner with another header. Crystal Palace 1-2 Ipswich Town.
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There will be five added minutes for the first half.
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GOOOOALLLL!!!! Ipswich complete the turnaround before half-time! An O'Shea cross from the right is met by the shoulder of Emersonn, and an unmarked Davis is positioned in the right place to find the bottom corner with a header. Crystal Palace 1-2 Ipswich Town.
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Palace have conceded 6 first-half goals in 4 games, more than any other in the Premier League this season. That will be a big worry for Sage, and the Selhurst Park crowd are not happy with what they have seen from their side so far.
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HALF-TIME: CRYSTAL PALACE 1-2 IPSWICH TOWN
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Palace win a free-kick after Palacios brings down Wharton. The delivery is curled in by the England international, but it's overhit, and the visitors can see it out for a goal-kick. They may have 10 men, but it just has not been good enough from the home side after scoring the first goal of the match.
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Ipswich Town lead Crystal Palace 2-1 after an eventful first 45 minutes at Selhurst Park. The home side took the lead after 14 minutes, as Kamada picked out Khalaili, and he made no mistake with a shot that arrowed into the far corner. The home side were on top and went close to a second, with Scherpen keeping out a half-volley from Larsen. However, Ipswich would equalise with their first effort of the day, as Emersonn crashed a header into the net after a brilliant cross from Davis. The match then turned as Disasi was sent off for a high challenge on Clarke. Ipswich made the most of this numerical advantage, taking the lead as the two players combined once again, with Davis finding the net on this occasion. Palace have generated an xG of 0.41, while Ipswich have created 0.83.
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Sage will be concerned with how his team ended the half, with Palace failing to muster an effort after the 17th minutes. Meanwhile, Ipswch are leading a Premier League match at half-time for the first time since April 2025, when they were leading Chelsea at Stamford Bridge.
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Palace have conceded six first-half goals in four games, more than any other in the Premier League this season. That will be a big worry for Sage, and the Selhurst Park crowd are not happy with what they have seen from their side so far.
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Palace get us going for the second half. No further changes from either side at the break.
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A burst from Enciso creates an opening for Ipswich on the right, and Richards is forced to step in and concede the corner, though nothing comes of it. Ipswich have begun the second half strongly, knowing that another goal would make things incredibly difficult for their opponents in terms of finding a way back into the match.
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Palace have not made a particulary strong start to the second half, sitting behind the ball in a compact shape and allowing Ipswich to dictate the tempo. Emersonn evades a couple of Palace defenders with a fine piece of skill and surges into the penalty area. He lets fly, but he can't find the target with a wild effort. The Brazilian has been impressive yet again, and he's made a very strong start to the campaign in general.
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Ipswich threaten on the counter-attack as Enciso finds space down the left. He isolates a couple of Palace defenders before picking out Fatawu. However, the winger looks to check back onto his favoured left foot and can't get the shot off. A big opportunity missed, as the window was there to take the shot first time.
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Ipswich cannot afford to miss more of these chances - once again Enciso is at the heart of another move for the visitors, as he frees himself from a couple of Palace challenges before finding Lukic. The midfielder is quick to tee up Clarke inside the area, but his low effort is saved by Benitez, who dives to his right.
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Palace are still yet to register an effort since that shot from Larsen in the 17th minute. Ipswich have been by far the better team since the beginning of this encounter. However, there is still plenty of time left in this one.
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Yellow Card Abdul Fatawu Issahaku
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Fatawu is booked for bringing down Ahanor in a promising area. However, Palace's free-kick amounts to nothing.
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Substitution Abdul Fatawu Issahaku Jaden Philogene
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A worry for Ipswich as Emersonn is down, despite no Palace player being in his vicinity. It looks like the Tractor Boys will be making a raft of changes, but they may have to add another here.
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Philogene replaces Fatawu on the flanks for the away side.
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Substitution Emersonn Correia da Silva Zian Flemming
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Substitution Jack Clarke Daizen Maeda
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Maeda also enters the fray, in place of Clarke. He started the match against Liverpool last week.
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Palace are still yet to register an effort since that shot from Larsen in the 18th minute. Ipswich have been by far the better team since the beginning of this encounter. However, there is still plenty of time left in this one.
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Emersonn's afternoon has come to an end, as he comes off for Flemming.
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The home side have enjoyed more possession in the last few minutes and won a couple of free-kicks, but Ipswich have defended their box admirably. Palace are still yet to fashion a clear-cut chance in the second half.
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Yellow Card Sasa Lukic
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They do create a chance here! A bit of space is found on the left, with Ahanor striking the ball into the path of Timber inside the area. However, the midfielder strikes his effort over the crossbar from close range. He snatched at that opportunity, and Palace may end up rueing that opportunity in particular.
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Lukic is also booked for pulling Kamada's shirt. Ipswich just seem to be ceding control at the worst possible moment.
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There's a worry for Ipswich as Emersonn is down, despite no Palace player being in his vicinity. It looks like the Tractor Boys will be making a raft of changes, but they may have to add another here.
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Ahanor does well to shield the ball out of play and thwart Maeda, who had knocked it past the defender before attempting to beat him for pace. The Italian has impressed at times in this match.
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Palace are knocking on the door now! A long ball ends up falling to Timber invitingly inside the area, but his powerful effort is kept out by Scherpen. Another attack is launched, and Ipswich are forced back inside their own penalty area. This match is far from won, despite the extra man.
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Goal Jørgen Strand Larsen
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Assist Daichi Kamada
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Substitution Tyrick Mitchell Ben Chilwell
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Substitution Adam Wharton Will Hughes
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Substitution Sasa Lukic Florentino Ibrain Morris Luís
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GOOOALLLL!!! Palace are level! The pressure was building and they have made it count! It's a brilliant goal as Strand Larsen holds off Diop with his first touch and then finds the bottom corner with a superb, low effort. Crystal Palace 2-2 Ipswich Town.
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Kamada picks up his second assist of the day after finding Strand Larsen with a central pass.
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More energy in the Palace midfield as Wharton is replaced by Hughes.
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Another Ipswich substitution as Lukic comes off for Florentino.
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Chilwell, who scored the winner last week at Fulham, comes on for Mitchell.
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WHAT A MISS! Hughes and Timber combine impressively down the left, with the former's cross only partially cleared by Scherpen in the Ipswich goal. It's left for Khalaili to strike inside the area, but he blazes his shot over the crossbar! A gilt-edged opportunity missed.
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That was Strand Larsen's first goal in the league since netting against Tottenham in March, while he has now scored twice in three matches against Ipswich.
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A real end-to-end feel to this game as we approach the latter stages. A Palace attack leads to Chilwell's cross only just evading Strand Larsen in the penalty area, while Philogene strings the palms of Benitez with an effort from 20 yards out moments later. There is plenty of time for drama at the end of this one.
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Substitution Jørgen Strand Larsen Zavier Gozo
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Substitution Daichi Kamada Jefferson Lerma
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Strand Larsen is also coming off, to be replaced by Gozo.
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Kamada's race is run, as he comes off for Lerma.
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Ipswich have managed to wrestle back control and are probing for an opening inside the penalty area, but their latest attack comes to an end after a high foot results in a foul on Richards.
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Chilwell was the matchwinner last time out for Palace and he attempts to do the same after connecting with a cross by Hughes, but he is leaning back and his shot sails well over the crossbar. Palace will be content with a point at this stage.
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Substitution Jacob Greaves Abdoul Ouattara
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Another change for Ipswich as Greaves comes off for Ouattara.
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Goal Zian Flemming
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GOOOALLLL!!!! IPSWICH MAY JUST HAVE FOUND THE WINNER! They keep possession patiently, with Enciso picking out Davis with a cross. The full-back's looping header strikes the crossbar, but Flemming is in the right place to pounce, prodding an effort home to give the away side a priceless lead. Selhurst Park is stunned. Crystal Palace 2-3 Ipswich Town.
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There will be five minutes of injury time. Can Palace find another equaliser?
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Yellow Card Chris Richards
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It's Ipswich who have the ball, as Flemming goes for goal with a strike from distance. It's goalbound, but Benitez dives to his right and manages to keep it out. The Tractor Boys just need to see out the final few minutes - they are moments away from their second win of the campaign.
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Lineups
Crystal Palace (3-4-2-1) coached by Pierre Sage
Walter Benitez, Honest Ahanor, Axel Disasi, Chris Richards, Tyrick Mitchell, Adam Wharton, Quinten Timber, Anan Khalaili, Yeremy Pino, Daichi Kamada, Jørgen Strand Larsen
Ipswich (4-2-3-1) coached by Gary O'Neil
Kjell Scherpen, Leif Davis, Jacob Greaves, Issa Diop, Dara O'Shea, Exequiel Palacios, Sasa Lukic, Jack Clarke, Julio Enciso, Issahaku Fatawu, Emersonn