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Full credit to Everton. They scored two goals in the first half, two excellent finishes. They then trusted their defence and the evidence shows that they had good reason to do so. They comfortably kept Ipswich at bay throughout the second half and looked good on the counter as well. Sean Dyche showing again that he can play in a couple of different ways depending on the match situation.

Ipswich had a penalty decision overturned which they'll feel was the real momentum killer for them. That would have given them a prized opportunity to draw level after Ndiaye put Everton into the lead. Ultimately though Ipswich didn't create nearly enough in an attacking sense. They only managed one shot on target throughout the whole game.

That's that from Portman Road, a disappointing day for Kieran McKenna and Ipswich. They would have had high hopes coming into this one but they've learned that there's no such thing as an easy game in the Premier League. Everton have begun to show a bit of form in the league and proved far too good for the newly promoted side today.

SAVE! Calvert-Lewin with a lovely run in behind and the weight of the through ball is perfect. He's one on one with Muric and tries to find the bottom left corner. Muric reacts quickly though and springs off his line before getting something in the way to save. That'll be the last act of the game with Michael Oliver whistling for half time.

Taylor mistimes a slide tackle and goes into the book. Ashley Young not best pleased with that challenge and there's some minor handbags in the aftermath.

Harrison fouled by Davis over on Ipswich's left flank. Played short and Everton pass it around nicely, taking some time off the clock.

Into the first of at least four additional minutes here. Clarke sends a cross in from deep which Taylor gets on the end of. He heads over the bar though, Pickford will get to take some time off the clock with the goal kick.