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Ipswich Town 3 v 0 Coventry City
FA Premier League
Saturday, 6th December 2025 Kick-off 15:00

Voting was locked for this match at midnight on Sunday 7th December but you may still add your mini match reports. Note that members and non-members alike were able to vote.

Christian Walton0.0
Darnell Furlong0.0
Dara O'Shea0.0
Cédric Kipré0.0
Leif Davis0.0
Jack Taylor0.0
Azor Matusiwa0.0
Sindre Walle Egeli0.0
Marcelino Núñez0.0
Jaden Philogene0.0
George Hirst0.0
Jack Clarke0.0
Jens Cajuste0.0
Iván Azón0.0
Sammie Szmodics0.0
0.0Carl Rushworth
0.0Milan van Ewijk
0.0Bobby Thomas
0.0Liam Kitching
0.0Jay Dasilva
0.0Josh Eccles
0.0Matt Grimes
0.0Kaine Kesler-Hayden
0.0Jack Rudoni
0.0Ephron Mason-Clark
0.0Ellis Simms
0.0Jamie Allen
0.0Kai Andrews
0.0Haji Wright

Referee0.0 
Match Rating0.0 


Your Ipswich Town v Coventry City Match Reports

SuffPunch added 17:48 - Dec 6

A solid professional performance against a decent team who came here to play. And that's the difference.
Kipre solid as a rock today. What a unit he is.
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Robert_Garrett added 20:04 - Dec 6

Walton pulled of a few incredable saves to save the zero for us. MoM for me was Nunez who ran his socks off and portrayed the willing Blues to a tee. magnificent team effort but its only three points, no more no less, and we rue the presents we made to lesser lights during the last week. Please note Blackburn was rained off and abandoned AGAIN! A little bit more adventurous in front of goal was rewarded with three shots going in from ten shots.
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Pilgrimblue added 20:47 - Dec 6

Much better. Good to see how team performs against top side. Maybe this the turning point!
Would consider Egile as a natural no. 10 his wing play isn’t great as crosses aren’t good enough but he shows good instinct in penalty area.
I’ve not been happy with Matusiwa but he did well with better forward play. Maybe he’s getting up to speed!
Hirst needs better support which was evident from his goal like many from two seasons ago.
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Linkboy13 added 22:22 - Dec 6

Walton is a good keeper because he makes few mistakes all keepers make great saves but the better ones don't make hardly any foepars. Palmer is a good keeper but he wouldn't have got any where near the first great save of Walton's onto the post. The result was achieved by hard work getting players behind the ball when ever Coventry had possession and no one worked harder than Nunez.
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rickw added 22:51 - Dec 6

For me Kipre was MOM, he had simms in his pocket - won the physical battle, every header and played the ball forward accurately, OK he did an air shot seconds before Walle Egeli scored - but that worked out well in the end!!
1


StevoWalrus added 10:50 - Dec 7

Excellent performance all round.... especially Walten and Nunez.
1


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