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Ipswich Town

03-04 03:45

1 - 0

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Hull City

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Hull City

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36′

Lewie Coyle

42′

Akin Famewo

Lewie Coyle

Halftime 0-0

46′

Oliver McBurnie

Joe Gelhardt

57′

Wes Burns

Sindre Walle Egeli

57′

Leif Davis

Jacob Greaves

62′

Matt Crooks

63′

Ivor Pandur

66′

John Lundstram

Matt Crooks

66′

Kyle Joseph

Liam Millar

68′

Anis·Mehmeti

Jack Taylor

70′

John Egan

71′

Azor Matusiwa

73′

Amir Hadžiahmetović

John Egan

78′

Dan Neil

Marcelino Núñez

78′

Ivan Azón Monzón

George Hirst

82′

Cedric Kipre

94′

Christian Walton

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Match Info

Ipswich Town secured a vital 1-0 home victory over Hull City in the English Football League Championship on March 4, 2026. The narrow win at Portman Road provided a crucial three points for Town in their push for promotion, with a solitary second-half goal proving the difference in a tightly contested affair. After a cagey first half with few chances, the breakthrough came around the hour mark when a low cross from the right was turned in from close range by the Ipswich striker, sending the home fans into raptures. Hull City pushed for an equalizer and had a strong penalty appeal waved away late in the game, but the Ipswich defense, marshaled superbly by their captain, held firm under pressure. The match was defined by a disciplined defensive performance from the hosts and a moment of clinical finishing. The victory moves Ipswich Town up the Championship table, strengthening their playoff ambitions, while Hull City's away struggles continue. Ipswich manager praised his team's resilience, stating, "We showed great character to grind out the result we needed," while the Hull City boss lamented his side's lack of cutting edge in the final third.