Everton vs Ipswich match stats & report
1–0 Full time
Everton beat Ipswich 1–0 in the Premier League on 19 September 2026. Expected goals finished 2.24–1.44. Everton had 52% of the ball.
Everton vs Ipswich match statistics
- 52% Ball possession 48%
- 2.24 Expected goals (xG) 1.44
- 21 Total shots 13
- 2 Shots on target 4
- 11 Shots off target 5
- 8 Blocked shots 4
- 13 Shots inside the box 9
- 4 Corners 4
- 6 Fouls 12
- 1 Offsides 0
- 2 Yellow cards 3
- 0 Red cards 1
- 513 Passes 472
- 84% Pass accuracy 82%
- 4 Goalkeeper saves 1
Goals and cards
- 11' Goal T. Barry (assist J. Tarkowski) Everton
- 35' Yellow card I. Fatawu Ipswich
- 42' Yellow card V. Mykolenko Everton
- 67' Yellow card I. Fatawu Ipswich
- 67' Red card I. Fatawu Ipswich
- 90+2' Yellow card Z. Flemming Ipswich
- 90+6' Yellow card H. Armstrong Everton
The Ghost's call
The Ghost made no call on this match before kickoff.
Team news & lineups
Everton
Bench T. King , M. Travers , J. O'Brien , M. Keane , C. Alcaraz , H. Hackney , T. Dibling , Tyrique George , B. Graham
Ipswich
Bench K. Scherpen , D. Furlong , J. Greaves , Z. Flemming , M. Núñez , Florentino , D. Maeda , J. Philogene , C. Akpom
Out and doubtful
- A. Matusiwa Ipswich Out — Muscle Injury
- C. Norgaard Everton Out — Groin Injury
- M. Rohl Everton Out — Injury
- J. Taylor Ipswich Out — Knee Injury
Only confirmed absences move the numbers. Doubts are listed so you can judge them yourself.
Form guide
Everton at home
4–3–3 in 10 matches
- Scored
- 1.6 per game
- Conceded
- 1.3 per game
- Clean sheets
- 4 / 10
- Corners
- 3.9 per game
- Shots on target
- 5.1 per game
25% of their goals arrive after the 75th minute.
Ipswich away
4–2–4 in 10 matches
- Scored
- 1.7 per game
- Conceded
- 1.9 per game
- Clean sheets
- 1 / 10
- Corners
- 4.7 per game
- Shots on target
- 5.0 per game
33% of their goals arrive after the 75th minute.
Everton vs Ipswich head-to-head
| Date | Match | Score |
|---|---|---|
| Everton v Ipswich | 2–2 | |
| Ipswich v Everton | 0–2 |
Only 2 previous meetings on record. The Ghost weights head-to-head lightly — form is a stronger signal.