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Fulham vs Ipswich is a compact Premier League matchup shaped by draws, late responses and a status gap that has not guaranteed separation. The teams drew 1–1 at Ipswich in August 2024 and 2–2 at Craven Cottage in January 2025, while Fulham won 3–1 in the League Cup in November 2023. A future meeting will ask whether Fulham turn control into a win or Ipswich keep finding a route back.
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Fulham
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32M
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9F
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18M
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11F
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47F
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30M
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15D
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23G
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24M
Ipswich Substitutes
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M
14
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M
8
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F
47
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F
7
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F
16
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D
2
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G
1
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D
15
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D
22
Match events
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27'Leif Davis Yellow Card
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38'⚽S. Szmodics Normal Goal
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39'Nathan Broadhead Yellow Card
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46'E. Smith Rowe I. Diop
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63'Rodrigo Muniz A. Iwobi
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63'Andreas Pereira T. Cairney
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66'Dara O'Shea Yellow Card
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67'Harry Wilson Penalty confirmed
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68'Sam Morsy Yellow Card
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69'⚽R. Jiménez Penalty
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71'⚽L. Delap Penalty
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72'J. Taylor S. Szmodics
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73'K. Phillips J. Cajuste
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78'Ben Johnson Yellow Card
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79'Adama Traoré S. Lukić
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80'W. Burns B. Johnson
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80'J. Clarke N. Broadhead
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80'J. Clarke N. Broadhead
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80'W. Burns B. Johnson
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88'Ali Al Hamadi L. Delap
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90' +3Andreas Pereira Yellow Card
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90' +1⚽R. Jiménez Penalty
Stats for this game
Matchup Fulham VS Ipswich
Neither side owns the script
This pairing has produced balanced league scorelines in meetings played in 2024 and 2025. Fulham and Ipswich drew 1–1 at Portman Road in August 2024, then shared a 2–2 draw at Craven Cottage in January 2025. The settings changed, but neither side created separation. Fulham’s 3–1 League Cup win in November 2023 supplies a different reference, showing that their stronger control can emerge when the game gives them room. Even so, the league evidence keeps the matchup open.
Late moments shape the appeal
The January 2025 meeting is particularly revealing: Fulham twice recovered from behind through Raúl Jiménez penalties, with the second arriving in stoppage time. That detail fits a broader profile of a contest where leads can be fragile and responses matter. Ipswich can point to the 1–1 at home as proof that they can resist Fulham’s territorial pressure, while Fulham will look to turn pressure into a complete performance. A future fixture asks which side manages the decisive phase better, without assuming the answer from status alone.