Key Events
“The Ipswich crowd was seriously negligent in allowing his Achilles to be beaten by a player, which led to Stoke City fans beating Aaron Ramsey’s equivalent assessment of Aaron Ramsey, which led to his Achilles assaulting him. “And Stoke wasn’t even relegated at the time. ”
Halftime: Ipswich 0-2 Arsenal
Arsenal needs to avoid losing here to ensure today’s championship battle won’t end. The good news is that after the goals from Trossard and Martinelli and the red card from Ipswich’s Leif Davis, their chances of losing this game are now about 0.00001%.
49 minutes: Saka cannot lock in vertical white passes. Whistle, referee! In Craven Cottage, is Fulham 1-0 Chelsea rest.
48 minutes: We’ve added five minutes and everyone seems keen to follow the tunnel. In Old Trafford, this is Manchester United 0-0 Wolves Half time.
46 minutes: A climax of a clumsy old game rowing along the floor in Hirst. “Reply: Davis’ red card. Is that a tractor boy’s agricultural challenge?” Honks Graham Fulcher.
44 minutes: George Hirst was fouled in the center circle, and was cheered by avid fans of Ipswich. Morsy hopes to lift it to Hirst, who nodded to Burgess, who was punished for a foul on Moreno.
43 minutes: Saka quickly and continuously missed the third decent opportunity to start Trossard’s cross, but his efforts waving.
41 minutes: Every touch of Saka is still splurged by Davis’s crime of driving, and is hailed by the purported cross by Palmer.
38 minutes: Saka was good at least after that Davis tackle, which was good news for Mikel Arteta. Odegaard hopes to shovel the ball into the area collected by Alex Palmer.
37 minutes: Merino’s other cute clever touch spring Ipswich offside trap made Saka leave one-on-one – but with the goal open, he shot a lot!
36 minutes: Saka is now booing heartily, and he almost calms home fans with hard work, thus swaying the far-off post.
35 minutes: Thanks to Ipswich fans, who yelled loudly when they showed the replay on the big screen, and then yelled loudly – managed to avoid evidence of their own eyes.
34 minutes: Jack Clarke, the unfortunate attacker, grabbed the hook and allowed Cameron Burgess to strengthen the defense.
Red card! Ipswich’s Davis was sent
It’s getting worse for Ipswich, with Leif Davis showing a blunt red card on Bukayo Saka. He had little reason to complain, and stepped on Saka’s heels and the ball had disappeared.
Fulham 1-0 Chelsea: Marco Silva’s team saw an early offside goal spot, but they do now lead by Alex Iwobi.
Odegaard kicked the ball towards Saka, who crossed Davis to the right and cut Merino, who produced the magic moment, reflecting the ball onto the shot for the unmarked Martinelli to smash home. Who needs a ballet league with skills like this?
Target! Ipswich 0-2 Arsenal (Martinelli 28′)
There will be no title party today. Arsenal’s lead doubled their lead.
“Roger Osborne famously fell after Wembley’s goal and had to be replaced,” said Justin Kavanagh of the 1978 Cup final. “I think any Ipswich champion today will be accompanied by a similar shock.”
26 minutes: Saka slipped on the ball in the Ipswich area – there were some players who were sure to be sure today.
25 minutes: Merino dragged Enciso’s arm as the Ipswich man tried to break in – a free kick, but the Arsenal midfielder was reserved for reservations, which was very pleased with the frustration of home fans.
23 minutes: oof! Here, Arsenal could have been two, and Mikel Merino, in the evil distance of Saka, met Mikel Merino, unmarked and a few yards. However, he just couldn’t squeeze his neck to the target.
22 minutes: Martinelli drove from the left to score, but was demarcated by Tuanzebe. Arsenal Corner, cleared behind another corner…
21 minutes: Jack Clarke revels at Ipswich and picks Johnson on the right. His cross cleared towards Hirst, Clarke’s embarrassing attempt to spin on the rebound.
20 minutes: Odegaard hangs the left pass on Martinelli, then Arsenal works backward through the midfield and goes back to David Raya.
17 minutes: Trossard had another distance from the edge of the bar. His goal assist was odegaard, and he was a little weak on Saka’s pass. They are all very important.
Odegaard carries the ball forward and finds Saka on the right. After Ipswich’s defense, Saka crossed toward Odegaard. He let the ball slide past him, but anyway- Trossard poked it outside Alex Palmer when he went backwards.
Target! Ipswich 0-1 Arsenal (trossard 14)
Liverpool fans, this may not be a day. Leandro Trossard prods prods go home and put Arsenal ahead!
13 minutes: Enciso continued to fight for Ipswich, cutting the ball out of the rice in half of Arsenal, but just didn’t choose the right pass.
12 minutes: Arsenal has launched another venture from Enciso, and Martinelli gets out of danger by fouling Ben Johnson.
11 minutes: Saka feeds Merino, who falls under pressure. There was no free kick, but Odegaard was able to pick up the loose ball soon and try to scoo it onto Martinelli’s way. He couldn’t control it, though, and it swung the goal.
9 minutes: Enciso leads Ipswich’s attack and then cuts from the left and shoots for a goal. Ben White stopped his efforts and the ball might have hit his elbow-but his arm was in a “natural position.”
7 minutes: Remember, the Arsenal failure here opened the door for Liverpool to win the championship today. So far, this looks unlikely, with tourists taking ownership and having fixed Ipswich back.
5 minutes: Ipswich dropped home fans from the seats through Ball, but David Raya competed to lead George Hirst. Arsenal quickly rested, and Trossard’s snap shot was deflected.
4 minutes: Odegaard has done things for Arsenal, trying to play on Saka on the right and then looking for Martinelli, who cuts the inside but lets the ball slide past him.
2 minutes: Martinelli hooked from the cross on the left, but Ipswich handled it comfortably.
1 minute: Arsenal wore a red and white household kit and spent the first 90 seconds sweeping the ball across his half.
kick off
here we go…
The “insomnia” exploded on the PA, a burst of dry ice, and the Ipswich player strided in an oversized unloading jacket. The resonance of the Greater 90s.
Arsenal players lined up in the tunnel and Martin Odegaard had a pleasant chat with the mascot standing next to him.
“I’m worried that Ipswich will return to the championship in the championship game without the experience of opening the Premier League parachute,” Jeremy Boyce wrote. “In this regard, Leicester and Southampton may be better off and rebound next season.”
Arteta made three changes at Bernabéu. Both defenders were spinning, with Zinchenko and White replacing Lewis-Skelly and Timber. Leo Trossard replaced Thomas Partey, meaning Mikel Merino could fall into the midfield.
Meanwhile, Liam Delap is still not ready to start after a rib injury and starts on the bench in Ipswich, as George Hirst continues to move forward.
Mikel Arteta Asked how important today’s game is after defeating Real Madrid in the Champions League: “It’s very important. Now we have to focus on the Premier League and show that we can be consistent. Some results have been away from us, it’s the Premier League and it’s going to be a tough game. They make it difficult for opponents to have organization, their organization and attack threats.”
Ipswich and Arsenal’s most famous meeting was in the 1978 FA Cup final, with Bobby Robson’s boys winning 1-0 at Wembley. Roger Osborne’s winner came after Ipswich hit the woodwork three times. If you want, a dominant uneasiness.
This is Nick Ames, and although Ipswich is about to return to the championship, Ipswich’s reasoning is cheerful.
Team News
Ipswich (4-2-3-1): Palmer Tuanzebe, O’Shea, Greaves, Davis; Morsy, cajuste; Johnson, Enciso, Clarke; Hurst.
Submarines: Walton, Woolfenden, Chaplin, Jack Taylor, Burgess, Delap, Luongo, Godfrey, Boniface.
Arsenal (4-3-3): Raya; white, saliba, kiwior, zinchenk; rice, merino, Ødegaard; Saka, Trossard, Martinelli.
Submarines: Neto, Tierney, Partey, Timber, Sterling, Butler-Oyedeji, Henry-Francis, Lewis-Skelly, Nwaneri.
Preface
On different schedules, a few situations in the Premier League results this season have been reversed, which is a huge game in the championship battle and relegation battle. Sadly, in this universe, Ipswich – despite being the best of the three best teams in terms of promotion this semester, he scored 14 points on the safety side and was destined to win the championship quickly.
Arsenal, on the other hand, is the second best team in the league – 13 points behind leader Liverpool. The glory of the Champions League is undoubtedly their focus now, rather than keeping a cold championship battle. If they lose here, the party may begin this afternoon in Anfield. Ipswich will need Snox to beat if he is more likely to win the Arsenal title.
So it’s not a big Easter showdown that could happen, but it’s still a very important game between two teams that make us entertain. We will also keep you updated on the latest information about Fulham V Chelsea and Man Utd v Wolves. Join me…
