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Premier League · Round 10
1–2
Finished
Portman Road Stadium, Ipswich
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Bournemouth beats Ipswich Town 2-1 away from home in the Premier League

Visitors confirm good form away from home, while hosts stumble at Portman Road Stadium on the 10th round

Bournemouth surpassed Ipswich Town 2-1 on Sunday afternoon at Portman Road Stadium, in a match valid for the 10th round of the Premier League. The away victory extends the club's good moment in the season and imposes a harsh setback on the hosts in front of their crowd.

Incidents

IPSBOU
5'⚽
Evanilson
43'🟨
Marcus TavernierArgument
43'🟨
Julio EncisoArgument
43'🟨
Adam SmithFoul
46'⚽🔴
Leif Davis
54'🔄
Emersonn↔ Zian Flemming
54'🔄
Jaden Philogene-Bidace↔ Jack Clarke
65'🔄
Daizen Maeda↔ Abdul Fatawu Issahaku
67'🔄
Ryan Christie↔ Lewis Cook
68'🔄
Justin Kluivert↔ Eli Junior Kroupi
73'⚽🥅
Jack Clarke
79'🔄
Adam Smith↔ Bafodé Diakité
85'🔄
Rayan↔ Amine Adli
85'🔄
Evanilson↔ Álvaro Rodriguez
85'🔄
Florentino Luís↔ Chuba Akpom
90'🟨
Zian FlemmingFoul
90'🟨
António SilvaFoul

Match Recap

The match at Portman Road Stadium presented two distinct attitudes throughout the ninety minutes. Playing in front of their crowd, Ipswich Town tried to control the pace and propose actions, but stumbled upon Bournemouth's tactical organization. More assertive in the chances built in the open field, the visiting team managed to overcome the opposing defense to guarantee the 2-1 triumph.

Statistics

Expected goals

1.24Ipswich Town1 goal scored
2.12Bournemouth2 goals scored

Possession

56%Ipswich Town≈ 50 min on the ball
44%Bournemouth≈ 40 min on the ball

Shots on target

2Ipswich Townof 10 shots
4Bournemouthof 15 shots

Pass accuracy

79%Ipswich Town399 of 507
75%Bournemouth299 of 397

Match DNA

Six-dimensional comparison

1st half → 2nd half

Who grew or faded after the break

xG

Possession

Shots on target %

Pass %

Duels won %

Anatomy of the shots

Where each shot ended up

Ipswich TownBournemouth
Goals
1
2
Saved
1
2
Woodwork
—
—
Blocked
3
5
Off target
5
6

Territory map

Action intensity by pitch third

Ipswich Town

1750710
Defensetackles
Midfieldpasses
Attackshots

Bournemouth

1539717
Attackshots
Midfieldpasses
Defensetackles

Darker shades mean more activity in that zone

Duels

Who won more battles

Ground

59%
59% · 4341% · 30

Aerial

59%
59% · 3241% · 23

Dribbles

56%
56% · 944% · 7

Player impact

Accurate passes × offensive actions (size = rating)

Players with 30+ min only.

Match standout

Top-rated player's share of the team

Bournemouth

Evanilson

F · #9

Rating: 8.10

Passes15Shots4Defense4Creation35

Match Highlights

Without outstanding individual performances in the official statistics, Bournemouth's collective made the difference in the match. The team knew how to resist Ipswich Town's attacks and transform their offensive production into a positive result. On the other hand, the hosts showed difficulties in breaking through the opposing marking, ending up being overcome in the final score.

What the Numbers Say

The result consolidates the positive sequence built by Bournemouth, which came from three wins in their recent commitments and accumulated 3 wins and 2 losses in the last five games. Meanwhile, Ipswich Town, which had a record of 1 win, 2 draws, and 2 losses in the previous five games, stumbles again and misses the chance to add precious points within their domains in this 10th round.

Lineup

How teams lined up at kick-off

28Walton6.63Davis6.96Diop6.926O'Shea6.8C42Ouattara6.410Enciso6.411Philogene-Bidace7.0↓12Luís6.925Palacios7.038Maeda6.7↓196.8↓77.2↑EmersonnIssahaku1Petrović7.03Truffert6.75Hill6.614Silva6.9156.7C↓186.7↑SmithDiakité106.5↓45.9↑ChristieCook12Adams6.816Tavernier6.819Kluivert6.5↓37Rayan7.09Evanilson8.1
Ipswich Town · 4-5-1Bournemouth · 4-5-1
CCaptain↓Substituted

Ipswich Town

Manager: Gary O'Neil

4-5-1

Starters

Goalkeeper

Defenders

Midfielders

Forwards

Bench

Bournemouth

Manager: Marco Rose

4-5-1

Starters

Goalkeeper

Defenders

Midfielders

Forwards

Bench

Man of the match

Evanilson

Bournemouth

8.1

Referee

Simon Hooper

Suspended

Players who became suspended in this match and will serve the suspension in the next league game.

Ipswich Town

🚫
Julio EncisoBecame suspended due to 3 yellowsWill serve suspension in the next match against Tottenham Hotspur.

What Changes Now

Both teams return to the field on Saturday, November 21, 2026, for the 11th round of the English Championship. Ipswich Town will have a challenge away from home against Tottenham Hotspur at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Meanwhile, Bournemouth will play in front of their crowd at Vitality Stadium, where they will host Nottingham Forest.