Manchester City vs Ipswich Town: the story of the match
19' — Manchester City took the lead: 1-0. Phil Foden scored it. 21' — Ipswich Town equalised: 1-1. Daizen Maeda scored it. 34' — Manchester City went back in front: 2-1. Erling Haaland scored it. Half time: 2-1.
69' — Manchester City extended the lead: 3-1. Erling Haaland scored it. 90' — Ipswich Town pulled one back: 3-2. Zian Flemming scored from the penalty spot. It came in the closing minutes. Manchester City won 3-2. The decisive goal came in the closing minutes.
Chances to win
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Manchester CityDrawIpswich Town
Pre-match model estimate: Manchester City 75%, draw 15%, Ipswich Town 10%.
How is this calculated?
This is our own statistical model: before kick-off, each team's strength comes from a global team rating built on our results — every league and cup on one scale, linked through European and other cross-league matches — blended with the league's own results when both teams play in it. During the match it is updated with the minute, the score, red cards and the last 15 minutes of pressure (a Poisson goal model with the Dixon-Coles correction for low scores). Without enough data on both teams we show no percentages. It is a probability, not a certainty.
Who is pressing?
No detailed data in this league — the pressure index is not guessed.
Previous meetings and form
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Manchester City – Ipswich Town match report
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Manchester City got the better of Ipswich Town, winning 3-2 at Etihad Stadium. Manchester City owed a lot to Erling Haaland, who struck twice. It was 2-1 at half-time.
Key moments
Phil Foden opened the scoring for Manchester City after 19 minutes, set up by Jérémy Doku. Daizen Maeda equalised for Ipswich Town at 1-1 after 21 minutes, set up by Abdoul Ouattara. Manchester City went 2-1 up on 34 minutes thanks to Erling Haaland, set up by Mateo Kovacic. It was Manchester City 2-1 Ipswich Town at half-time.
Manchester City extended their lead to 3-1 on 69 minutes thanks to Erling Haaland, set up by Iliman Ndiaye. Late on, in the 90th minute, Ipswich Town pulled one back to make it 3-2 through Zian Flemming from the penalty spot.
Match statistics
The shot count read 13-3, 7-3 on target. Dangerous attacks: 63 for Manchester City, 28 for Ipswich Town.
What the result means
Manchester City have now scored in 10 consecutive matches.
What’s next
Manchester City host Brighton and Hove Albion next, on 28 October. Next up for Ipswich Town: away at Hull City on Saturday 31 October.
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