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Zian Flemming keeps Ipswich on track with 3-2 win but Pierre Sage's Crystal Palace have to find answers soon, writes BOBBY MANZI

By WAF News Desk 1 min read
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Zian Flemming keeps Ipswich on track with 3-2 win but Pierre Sage's Crystal Palace have to find answers soon, writes BOBBY MANZI

Crystal Palace controlled the affair and were good value for their lead after 14 minutes when Anan Khalaili capped an incisive move with a delightfully drilled finish into the bottom corner.

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Ipswich secured a 3-2 victory over Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park, with Zian Flemming scoring a late winner in the 90th minute. The match saw Palace reduced to ten men during play. Crystal Palace manager Pierre Sage acknowledged defensive issues, stating the team conceded too many goals. Palace had taken an early lead through Anan Khalaili's 14th-minute finish.

What we know

  • Flemming's 90th-minute goal secured Ipswich's 3-2 victory at Selhurst Park
  • Crystal Palace played with ten men after a sending-off during the match
  • Palace went ahead early when Khalaili scored in the 14th minute

Why it matters

The result maintains Ipswich's momentum, whilst Palace face mounting pressure to address their defensive record. Sage's post-match assessment suggests Palace must resolve tactical or organisational issues soon to avoid further costly defeats.

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