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Ipswich vs Fulham player ratings: Ouattara and O’Shea earn 7.5 after late turnaround

Ipswich Town beat Fulham 2-1 at Portman Road, with Ouattara and O'Shea scoring after Sessegnon's opener. Here are the player ratings for both sides.

Ipswich vs Fulham player ratings: Ouattara and O’Shea 7.5

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Abdoul Ouattara, Issa Diop and Dara O’Shea share Ipswich’s highest mark in the Ipswich vs Fulham player ratings after a dramatic 2-1 victory at Portman Road.

Ryan Sessegnon put Fulham ahead in the 55th minute, but Ouattara equalised in the 88th before O’Shea scored the winner in the first minute of stoppage time.

How we rate: Ratings are out of 10. These assessments reflect the supplied ratings and match statistics.

Ipswich vs Fulham player ratings: the hosts’ leading performers

Abdoul Ouattara — 7.5

Scored the equaliser with two minutes of normal time remaining, giving Ipswich the opportunity to turn a likely defeat into victory.

Dara O’Shea — 7.5

Completed the comeback with his stoppage-time winner, scoring from Jack Clarke’s assist just three minutes after Ouattara had levelled.

Issa Diop — 7.5

Matched both goalscorers’ ratings against his former club. Diop shared Ipswich’s highest mark, although the supplied statistics do not include an individual defensive breakdown.

Berge and Iwobi lead Fulham ratings

Sander Berge — 7.5

Joint highest-rated for Fulham, who finished with 52% possession and a narrow 13-11 advantage in shots.

Alex Iwobi — 7.5

Also received 7.5, sharing the visitors’ leading mark with Berge despite their late defeat.

Ryan Sessegnon — 7

Broke the deadlock ten minutes after half-time. His goal kept Fulham ahead until the 88th minute, but the visitors could not protect their advantage.

Both teams registered five shots on target. Fulham received four yellow cards, compared with Ipswich’s one.

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