Ipswich Town
OxfordDay 25
Akpom 40'
Ipswich Town: 28. Walton C. - 3. Davis L., 4. Kipre, 19. Furlong, 26. O'Shea D. - 5. Matusiwa, 12. Cajuste (Taylor Ja., 76) - 32. Nuñez M. (Clarke J., 68) - 8. Egeli Sindre (Burns, 68) - 11. Philogene-Bidace (Young, 84), 29. Akpom (Azon, 76)
Substitution: Burns (from 68); Clarke J. (from 68); Taylor Ja. (from 76); Azon (from 76); Young (from 84)
Bench: 1. Palmer - 18. Johnson, 24. Greaves - 20. McAteer
Yellow Cards: Akpom 56
Oxford: 1. Cumming - 2. Long S., 3. Brown Ci., 6. Helik, 26. Currie - 14. De Keersmaecker - 4. Vaulks, 7. Płacheta (Mills St., 46), 50. Krastev F. (Harris L., 73) - 19. Goodrham (Dembele S., 23), 27. Lankshear (Harris M., 84)
Substitution: Dembele S. (from 23); Mills St. (from 46); Harris L. (from 73); Harris M. (from 84)
Bench: 21. Ingram M. - 22. Leigh G. - 15. Spencer - 11. Romeny, 20. Bradshaw
Yellow Cards: Dembele S. 27; Brown Ci. 56; Helik 61; Vaulks 75
The match at the Riverside Stadium saw drama unfold early
In front of a buzzing home crowd at St Andrew’s, Birmingham were minutes away from securing all three points
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The match turned heavily in the visitors’ favour when Ipswich were reduced to 10 men
Chelsea avoided a shock home defeat
The win keeps Forest firmly in the race for European qualification
Oxford United managed to hold Norwich City to a 1-1 draw despite facing relentless pressure throughout the match
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