Match Highlights | Crystal Palace 2-3 Ipswich Town | Premier League

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AI GeneratedCrystal Palace faced a challenging match against Ipswich Town, struggling to maintain their momentum. Despite an early lead from Kelleher, the game shifted following a red card for Axel Disasi. Ipswich capitalized on the advantage, with goals from Emerson and Leif Davies, before Palace managed a late equalizer through Sian Fleming to end the game in a draw.
Palace here this afternoon will be determined to make it three wins out of three games.
Stringing three straight wins together in all competitions before the European schedule arrives would be huge for the dressing room.
With Poznań heading here on Thursday.
Reanimated.
That's a nice ball from Pino to Kamada.
Kaleli, edge of the box.
Kaleli with the drive!
And Kaleli with a brilliant goal.
He opens his Palace account in style.
Leif Davies there, Jack Clarke keeps it moving.
Now here's Palacios.
Prize of handball, Davies' cross.
Nodded in by Emerson.
Palace fans weren't happy.
Hibswich Town have equalised but...
It's poked away by Palacios.
And it's away by Jacob Greaves.
And Axel Desasi has a bouncing ball there and he's gone over the top of it and caught Jack Clarke quite high.
And Chris Kavanagh produces the red card.
I'm not sure...
I'll overturn this.
It catches...
I can tell you though that the red card has been confirmed.
As we suspected.
So Palace...
For Tawu, for Daro O'Shea who just drifted off the back of Mitchell.
For Emerson, flicks it on towards the back post.
And there's the finishing touch.
Applied by Leif Davies.
Side of nervous energy.
To level things up.
With his first league goal of the season.
And it's another brilliant finish for a Palace player.
Backheel by Mitchell.
Full wheel Hughes.
High towards the back post.
Flapped out by Sherpard.
Kellealy with a great chance.
And he's volleyed it over the crossbar.
Hung in there by Enciso.
High ball off the crossbar.
Benitez scrambling.
It's Sian Fleming.
To tap it home.
Kavanagh with a look at his watch.
And he blows the full time whistle.
A tough afternoon for the Eagles.
