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Jack Clarke Profile

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Squad No:47



Player Ratings for Jack Clarke

DateOppositionVScoreReportsRating
22 AugSunderland H2 - 14
  • Currently out of 10
7.7
25 AugLeicester City CCR2H3 - 14
  • Currently out of 10
6.5
30 AugManchester United A5 - 214 N/A

4 SepLiverpool H0 - 211
  • Currently out of 10
5.9
12 SepCrystal Palace A2 - 37
  • Currently out of 10
6.7
15 SepArsenal CCR3H2 - 45
  • Currently out of 10
7
19 SepEverton A1 - 06
  • Currently out of 10
5.5

10 OctFulham H2 - 16
  • Currently out of 10
7.1
17 OctManchester City A3 - 212
  • Currently out of 10
5.8
23 OctNottingham Forest H1 - 15
  • Currently out of 10
6.1
31 OctHull City A2 - 26
  • Currently out of 10
6.1

8 NovAFC Bournemouth H1 - 25
  • Currently out of 10
6.2

Player Stats for Jack Clarke

LeagueFA CupLeague CupOther
SeasonAppsSubsGoalsAppsSubsGoalsAppsSubsGoalsAppsSubsGoals
2026-2027272000110000
2025-2026232216110100000
2024-20258140203100000
2023-202412190213100000
2022-20234419212000200
2021-2022981000000210
2020-2021610000000000

News Stories for Jack Clarke

Rose Pleased With Sharp Starts Sun 08th Nov 2026
AFC Bournemouth head coach Marco Rose was pleased with the way his side started both halves, scoring early in each as they defeated the Blues 2-1 at Portman Road to climb to seventh in the Premier League.
O'Neil: Performance Enough to Take Points But We Can't Make Such Big Mistakes Sun 08th Nov 2026
Boss Gary O’Neil felt the Blues’ performance was enough to have taken something from their 2-1 home defeat to his former club AFC Bournemouth but was left rueing his side making big errors which led to the Cherries’ goals.
Clarke: It Feels Like Every Mistake is Punished Sun 08th Nov 2026
Jack Clarke admitted the Blues are conceding too many goals following Town’s 2-1 home defeat to high-flying Bournemouth at Portman Road.
Ipswich Town 1-2 AFC Bournemouth - Match Report Sun 08th Nov 2026
Jack Clarke netted a 73rd minute penalty but the Blues were made to pay for calamitous errors at the start of each half as they were beaten 2-1 by AFC Bournemouth at Portman Road. Evanilson gave the Cherries the lead in the fifth minute after catching Christian Walton in possession, then 27 seconds into the second half a Leif Davis own goal doubled the visitors’ advantage, before Clarke pulled one back for Town from the spot after Abdoul Ouattara had been fouled.
O'Neil: Bournemouth Are in a Good Moment Fri 06th Nov 2026
Town manager Gary O’Neil says his side will be facing an AFC Bournemouth team in a good moment at Portman Road on Sunday, but that doesn’t mean the Blues won’t be able to hurt them.
Hull City 2-2 Ipswich Town - Match Report Sat 31st Oct 2026
A Julio Enciso stunner grabbed a point as Town and Hull City drew 2-2 at the MKM Stadium. The Blues dominated the first half, going in front via Florentino Luis on 22 and were also denied a very strong penalty claim and a second goal in controversial circumstances by the officials. The Tigers improved late in the first period and were the better side in the second when Tim Iroegbunam and Oli McBurnie netted on 58 and 68 to give the home side the lead, before Enciso smashed a brilliant leveller in the 74th minute as Town ended the game strongly.
O'Neil: Hull Shouldn't Be Underestimated Fri 30th Oct 2026
Town manager Gary O’Neil says he has a lot of respect for Hull City and that they shouldn’t be underestimated ahead of the Blues’ visit to the MKM Stadium on Saturday afternoon, the clubs’ first ever top-flight meeting.
O'Neil: Selection Dilemmas Throughout the Team Fri 30th Oct 2026
Blues manager Gary O’Neil says he has selection dilemmas in positions throughout his team.
O'Neil: A Good Point For Us Fri 23rd Oct 2026
Town manager Gary O’Neil felt the Blues’ 1-1 draw with Nottingham Forest at Portman Road was a good point with his team having had to show a different side of themselves.
Ipswich Town 1-1 Nottingham Forest - Match Report Fri 23rd Oct 2026
Julio Enciso netted his first goal of his second spell with the Blues as Town drew 1-1 with Nottingham Forest at a wet and windy Portman Road. Forest went in front via Neco Williams on 13 and the visitors had had opportunities to add to their lead before Enciso seized on a defensive error to level four minutes before the break. The Midlanders, who were furious Town defender Issa Diop wasn’t dismissed for denying an obvious goalscoring opportunity shortly after the restart, had a number of chances to win it in the second half.
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