Blackburn Rovers 1 v 1 Ipswich Town
EFL Championship
Tuesday, 2nd December 2025 Kick-off 19:45

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Aynsley Pears
Lewis Miller
Sean McLoughlin
George Pratt
Ryan Alebiosu
Adam Forshaw
Taylor Gardner-Hickman
Ryan Hedges
Ryoya Morishita
Yuki Ohashi
Andri Guðjohnsen

Sidnei Tavares
Todd Cantwell
Dion De Neve
Moussa Baradji
Makhtar Gueye

	Christian Walton
	Ashley Young
	Dara O'Shea
	Cedric Kipre
	Leif Davis
	Jack Taylor
	Azor Matusiwa
	Kasey McAteer
	Chuba Akpom
	Jack Clarke
	Iván Azón

	Marcelino Nunez
	Jens Cajuste
	Jaden Philogene
	George Hirst
	Sindre Walle Egeli

Referee
Match Rating

Your Blackburn Rovers v Ipswich Town Match Reports

Cageyblue added 22:21 - Dec 2

Terrible performance awful game to watch

Cageyblue added 22:22 - Dec 2

Terrible performance awful game to watch

Cageyblue added 22:25 - Dec 2

Terrible performance awful game to watch

Billysherlockblue added 22:28 - Dec 2

Should be ashamed at the way their playing. I luv town but no heart.

StevoWalrus added 01:57 - Dec 3

Where to start? Another disappointing performance. I hate to get on the players and manager's back however it's not good enough. The amount of rotating is not providing an energized and invigorated team performance. McActeer, Nunez and Akpom are not performing well enough to be getting a place in the team. Leif had a crap game and could do with some backup/competition for his position (I'd have replaced him with Azon is full of effort but lacks the final touch, not surprising with his lack of experience. Young slows down the play every time he gets on the ball. Very frustrating. Please choose a best 11 and stick with it.

dtravisphd added 09:07 - Dec 3

This was probably the most boring Ipswich Town game I’ve watched this season — and there’s quite some competition for that accolade.

The first few minutes of the game was like a cup tie: it was end to end and it looked like being very open. But things soon changed: Blackburn were quicker to every ball and harried Town’s players when they had possession. This caused Ipswich to make mistakes playing out from the back and meant they were often turned over. Matusiwa nearly gave away another goal with a poor pass out from the back and was lucky not to see a red card after fouling a Blackburn player when he seemed like the last man. Town wanted to play slow, possession-based football but in the first half in particular, Blackburn had way more energy and deserved to go in with at least a goal. It’s testament to Town’s defending (and Blackburn’s finishing) that the half-time score was 0-0.

McKenna made some half time substitutions which worked at first, but Blackburn didn’t tire and then got the goal they deserved. McKenna then threw everything at Blackburn but it took till almost the last kick of the game before Egeli made the breakthrough.

Although Egeli didn’t come on the pitch till the 80th minute, he was Ipswich’s best player, carving out opportunities and creating dangerous crosses. George Hirst was an earlier substitution but did nothing. I think his only contribution is to make sure Ipswich have 11 players on the field. Ashley Young, who started, and Jens Cajuste, who came on as a substitute, injected real quality into the game. I noticed how none of Ashley Young’s throw-ins were intercepted compared to throw-ins from other players, like Leif Davis.

Just like last time Ipswich played here, when the game was abandoned, I think Town got away with one in this match. Although Blackburn didn’t do quite enough to win, Ipswich didn’t deserve the draw either.

Lightningboy added 09:49 - Dec 3

KM #2

Kingfisher49 added 10:38 - Dec 3

Point earned rather than two lost. Massive improvement needed to gain any points on Saturday v Coventry