Abdul Fatawu will get some stick for his diving and subsequent sending off, but I’ve seen a lot to like in this lad.
Published last Sunday at 10:51 am on TWTD.co.uk
Everton have enjoyed an unbeaten start to the season under old hand David Moyes. An opening day win was followed up by three draws against Bournemouth, Manchester United and Tottenham whilst comfortably dispatching Preston North End and Wolves in the Carabao Cup as well.
Published last Friday at 02:26 pm on TWTD.co.uk
I live in Crystal Palace, a mere 20-minute walk from Selhurst Park. But this was the first time I’d managed to secure an away ticket since living here, and it didn’t disappoint.
Published Sunday at 04:46 pm on TWTD.co.uk
It’s a season of transition for Crystal Palace following an historic two years that saw both the FA Cup and then the Europa Conference League trophy make their way into the Selhurst Park trophy cabinet.
Published Friday at 06:11 am on TWTD.co.uk
After the first nine minutes, I’m frankly relieved it wasn’t a cricket score. A tough night for the Blues under the Friday night lights.
Published Saturday at 04:46 pm on TWTD.co.uk
It’s two comeback draws from two games so far for Andoni Iraola’s Liverpool side and they have shown weaknesses in both.
Published Thursday at 08:01 am on TWTD.co.uk
I made what BBC Good Food describes as ‘Next Level Ratatouille’ before going to watch this game in a pub. That was a success, Ipswich operating on another level away at Old Trafford, less so. So that’s where this week’s theme comes from.
Published Tuesday at 09:36 am on TWTD.co.uk
A trip to Manchester United may not be as tough an ask as it once was, but the Red Devils under Michael Carrick are a whole different beast to the team that Kieran McKenna’s Ipswich Town side faced in 2024-25 when the Tractor Boys should have arguably come away with three points at Old Trafford.
Published Friday at 12:46 pm on TWTD.co.uk
Well, here we are again.
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Sunderland were the template for survival last season with a net spend of £135 million in the summer window of 2025 enhancing their squad, not just enough to compete, but enough to see them qualify for Europe this season.
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| Ipswich Town's Results | |||
| Sep 19 | Everton | 0 - 1 | A |
| Sep 15 | Arsenal | 2 - 4 | H |
| Sep 12 | Crystal Palace | 3 - 2 | A |
| Ipswich Town's Fixtures | |||
| Oct 10 | Fulham | H | |
| Oct 17 | Manchester City | A | |
| Oct 23 | Nottingham Forest | H | |
| Premier League Table | ||||
| Pos | Team | Pld | GD | Pts |
| 9 | Newcastle | 5 | 0 | 8 |
| 10 | Chelsea | 5 | -2 | 7 |
| 11 | Ipswich | 5 | -4 | 6 |
| 12 | Man Utd | 5 | 0 | 5 |
| 13 | Nottm Forest | 5 | -1 | 5 |