The match saw Ipswich Town take the lead after 20 minutes through Emersonn's goal. Sunderland equalized before halftime through Nilson Angulo, but Ipswich Town ultimately secured the win in injury time when Jack Clarke scored the winning goal. Brian Brobbey was substituted out after 67 minutes, while Robin Roefs and the goalkeeper played the full match.
Ipswich Town's goalkeeper, Kjell Scherpen, had a strong performance, keeping the score level for most of the match. The win marks a promising start to the season for Ipswich Town, while Sunderland will look to bounce back from this defeat.
Next up for Sunderland is a crucial match against their next opponent.
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