Ipswich Town beat Sunderland 2-1 in the Premier League, with Jack Clarke's 90th-minute strike snatching all three points after a tight contest. Sunderland had more of the ball, but Ipswich were clinical when it mattered and edged the expected-goals count 1.74 to 0.76.
Emersonn opened the scoring for Ipswich in the 24th minute, finishing after Julio Enciso's assist. Nilson Angulo levelled for Sunderland in the 39th minute with an unassisted effort, and the match stayed level until Clarke converted Saša Lukić's assist in the 90th minute. Daniel Ballard, Angulo and Luke O'Nien were booked along the way.
The possession stats underlined Sunderland's territorial control – 62% to 38% – and they had more shots, 11 to 10, with 4 on target to Ipswich's 3. Yet the hosts' 1.74 xG to 0.76, and their one big chance scored to Sunderland's none, showed why they took the points despite being outplayed in possession.
