C Palace v Ipswich

Ipswich Town picked up their first away win of the season as they beat Crystal Palace 3-2 at Selhurst Park. The home side made the stronger start, taking the lead through a goal from Khalaili in the 14th minute and going close to a second as Strand Larsen tested Scherpen with a rasping strike. However, the Tractor Boys equalised in the 23rd minute after a brilliant header from Emersonn, following fine work down the left from Davis. The match turned on a sending off, with Disasi receiving his marching orders after a high challenge on Clarke. Ipswich took full advantage, scoring a second through Davis, who bagged his second goal of the campaign. Despite Ipswich having chances to increase their lead, Palace remained in the contest and equalised with 15 minutes of normal time remaining after a brilliant strike from Strand Larsen. The match looked to be heading for a draw, but Flemming scored the winner in the 90th minute after pouncing on the rebound after Davis had struck the crossbar with a header. Ipswich ended with an xG of 1.67, compared to 0.62 for Palace. Sage's men now prepare for the beginning of their Europa League campaign as they host Lech Poznan, while Ipswich host Arsenal in the EFL Cup. That's all for today, goodbye!

FULL-TIME: CRYSTAL PALACE 2-3 IPSWICH TOWN

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Yellow Card

Richards is booked for pulling Enciso's shirt, and that might just about do it for Ipswich.

Chance! 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.

There will be five minutes of injury time. Can Palace find another equaliser?

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Goal

GOOOALLLL!!!! IPSWICH MAY JUST HAVE FOUND THE WINNER! They keep possession patiently, and Enciso picks 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.