Manchester United recovered from an early setback to beat Ipswich Town 5-2 in the Premier League, turning a 1-0 deficit into a commanding home win. Ipswich took the lead through Leif Davis in the 29th minute, but United were level before half-time through Bruno Fernandes and then pulled clear after the break.
Fernandes equalised from Matheus Cunha's assist in the 40th minute. Jacob Greaves put United in front in the 56th minute, and Fernandes struck twice more in the 61st and 68th minutes. Bryan Mbeumo added a fifth in the 82nd minute from Fernandes's assist, before Chuba Akpom pulled one back for Ipswich in the 90th.
United dominated throughout, with 60% possession and 33 shots to Ipswich's 9, though the visitors did keep five of their nine efforts on target. Bruno Fernandes's hat-trick was the decisive contribution, and United's 4.59 expected goals underlined how much they created from their 14 shots on target.
