Flemming's 90th-minute winner sinks 10-man Palace — SkimNews
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- Axel Disasi was shown a straight red card in the 34th minute for catching Jack Clarke on the shin with his studs, reducing Crystal Palace to 10 men for the rest of the match
- Leif Davis assisted Emersonn's 23rd-minute equalizer with a cross from the left and then headed Ipswich into the lead himself on the stroke of half-time
- Jorgen Strand Larsen fired into the bottom-left corner in the 75th minute to pull Palace level after Anan Khalaili's 14th-minute opener
- Zian Flemming reacted quickest to a looping header that came back off the crossbar to bundle in the 90th-minute winner
- The result handed Ipswich their first Premier League away win since April 2025 and ended a 32-game streak — dating back to December 2001 — of failing to win when conceding first
Why it matters: The victory delivered Ipswich a rare breakthrough, ending a Premier League away win drought stretching to April 2025 and a 32-game streak — dating to December 2001 — of failing to win after conceding first. Palace, chasing a third straight win after beating Fulham and Middlesbrough, instead lost at home while down a man for over an hour.
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