Follow live coverage as Ipswich Town face Everton today in the Premier League. Another top-flight season will be covered in full right here with The Independent, as reigning champions Manchester City look to make it an unprecedented five titles in a row come the end of 2024/25.

Ipswich Town is one of the four EPL clubs yet to earn a win this season, but with a 0-4-3 record, it has the most points of the winless with 4. Everton has just 5 points and sits at 16th on the table, one spot ahead of Ipswich Town thanks to a 1-2-4 record, with the win and both draws coming in its last three matches.

Everton extended their unbeaten run to four Premier League matches with a 2-0 victory against winless Ipswich at Portman Road. Iliman Ndiaye gave the Toffees an early lead when he capitalised on some sloppy Ipswich defending to fire home from close range for his third goal of the season.

Follow live coverage as Ipswich Town face Everton today in the Premier League. Another top-flight season will be covered in full right here with The Independent, as reigning champions Manchester City look to make it an unprecedented five titles in a row come the end of 2024/25.

Winless Ipswich host fellow strugglers Everton today, hoping to claim a victory that would see them leapfrog their opponents who find themselves in 16th position in the EPL.   The Tractor Boys will be out to make amends after they suffered a heavy 4-1 defeat away at West Ham last time out in a match which saw Kieran McKenna's side commit a succession of defensive errors.

Things are always a little funky in the first few weeks of any season in any sport, but one of the most surprising parts of Everton’s early struggles was that the defense was leaking like a sieve.

Everton beat Ipswich 2-0 at Portman Road to secure their first away victory of the Premier League season and leave the Tractor Boys still looking for a maiden win since sealing promotion. The visitors were clinical with their finishing as Iliman Ndiaye scored in the 17th minute and Michael Keane doubled the Toffees’ advantage five minutes before the break.