Leicester City 3-1 Ipswich Town: 5 Things We Learned
13.12.25, 23:16 Updated 01.01.26, 12:27 5 Minute Read
Andy Moore
The Foxes bounced back from a disappointing 2nd half against Bristol City in midweek, with arguably their most consistent performance of the season in a 3-1 win over Ipswich Town at the King Power Stadium at the weekend.
Two outrageous first-half goals, the first an arrowed 25-yarder, a worthy goal of the season contender from the impressive Bobby De Corvoda-Reid, before the second and perhaps a contender for the greatest ever Foxes goal, a 70+ yard effort from inside his own half by Abdul Fatawu, gave the Foxes a 2-goal lead at the break.
A third goal from Jordan Ayew effectively ended the contest inside an hour, though a calamitous mistake from goalkeeper Jakub Stolarczyk, threatened a route back into the game for the lacklustre Tractor Boys.
Here AndyFFS looks at 5 things we learnt from the win.
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