That wraps things up from Portman Road this afternoon but be sure to stick with us on Tribe as we've got live coverage of Manchester City's trip to the London Stadium coming your way next. For now, I've been Logan Boler, thanks for joining us!

This result sees Fulham maintain their mid-table standing early doors, while Ipswich's first point sends them clear of the bottom three for the time being. Next up, Ipswich travel to Brighton after the international break, while Fulham are back at home hosting West Ham.

IPSWICH HAVE THE FIRST POINT IN THE TOP-FLIGHT FOR OVER 20 YEARS! And it comes courtesy of Liam Delap's piercing long-ranger on the quarter-hour mark. It's probably a fair share of the spoils in truth, with both sides enjoying sustained spells of dominance throughout the 90 minutes. Ipswich had the better of the second half after Adama Traore ensured parity at the interval. Neither side were able to find the breakthrough though, despite Ipswich's constant knocking on the door and Fulham's fleeting chances on the counter. In terms of individual performances, Leif Davis was immense going forward once again, while Liam Delap proved a consistent nuisance for the Fulham defence up top. Adama Traore was the standout for Fulham, creating chance after chance with his electrifying pace and trickery out of the right. He bagged a well-taken goal in the first half, which his performance certainly merited.

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Cairney and Robinson advance down the left flank but both somehow lose their footing at the key moment and the ball trickles across the touchline. That should be that.

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Al-Hamadi is booked for upending Jimenez midway inside the Fulham half.

A. Al-Hamadi

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SAVE! The resulting Ipswich corner is overhit but the hosts keep it alive down the right. Hutchinson collects just inside the area and turns Robinson superbly before unleashing on his left peg from 15 yards. Leno spreads himself and manages to parry clear.

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BLOCK! Ipswich clip a searching ball down the left side of the Fulham box which Al-Hamadi tracks down at the byline. He tries teeing up Clarke whose first-time effort is deflected behind at the near post.