Day 6
Ipswich Town: 28. Walton C. - 3. Davis L., 6. Diop I., 26. O'Shea D. - 12. Florentino (Palacios Ex., 63) - 23. Lukic - 10. Enciso (Akpom, 71) - 11. Philogene-Bidace (Clarke J., 63), 19. Emersonn (Flemming, 71), 38. Maeda (Egeli Sindre, 81), 42. Ouattara G.
Substitution: Palacios Ex. (from 63); Clarke J. (from 63); Flemming (from 71); Akpom (from 71); Egeli Sindre (from 81)
Bench: 37. Scherpen - 2. Furlong, 24. Greaves - 5. Matusiwa
Yellow Cards: Davis L. 19
Fulham: 1. Leno - 2. Tete K., 3. Bassey, 22. Affengruber - 19. Charles Sh. (Moran, 71) - 16. Berge, 24. King J. (Rodrigo Muniz, 76), 30. Sessegnon R. - 14. Bobb (Kevin, 76) - 7. García G. (Larsson Hu., 87), 17. Iwobi (Smith Rowe, 87)
Substitution: Moran (from 71); Kevin (from 76); Rodrigo Muniz (from 76); Larsson Hu. (from 87); Smith Rowe (from 87)
Bench: 23. Lecomte - 5. Andersen J., 21. Castagne - 8. Palacios
Yellow Cards: King J. 44; Bassey 51; Moran 84
Matheus Cunha produced a dramatic late equaliser to earn his side a point

The two sides failed to find a breakthrough in a surprisingly tense clash

Manchester United finally secured their first Premier League victory of the season

Alonso made a winning start to his competitive reign as Chelsea manager

The hosts blew their opponents away in the first half, scoring three unanswered goals before the break

Ipswich Town have secured an immediate return to the Premier League

Blues were forced to battle adversity almost from the outset

Liverpool were left stunned after conceding a last-gasp equaliser

Fulham claimed a narrow but valuable victory over

The result brings Pep Guardiola’s men closer to Arsenal in the title race

Erling Haaland has rewritten Premier League history once again

Tottenham, suffering a fourth home defeat of the season, now sit 10th in the table

Newcastle battled hard to secure their third win of the 2025/26 Premier League season

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