Saturday, 19 September 2026 at 15:00 · Hill Dickinson
A snapshot of Who2Win support when voting closed — 232 votes across 26 countries.
Everton secured a narrow 1-0 victory over Ipswich at Hill Dickinson Stadium, with Thierno Barry’s 11th-minute goal proving decisive. Ipswich’s task became even harder when Abdul Fatawu was sent off for a second yellow card after being booked for simulation, leaving the visitors with 10 men for the final stages. Everton also had a second Barry goal ruled out by VAR for offside
Everton carried Who2Win support 51%–49% across 26 countries.
Final continental breakdown for Everton vs Ipswich Town.
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The win keeps Everton unbeaten in the Premier League and moves them into the upper reaches of the table. For Ipswich, the defeat was made more frustrating by the red card and the controversial VAR decision that denied them another potential setback for Everton.
The fan vote was finely balanced, with 232 ballots cast. Everton edged the poll with 51%, while Ipswich Town attracted 49%. That narrow two-point margin shows supporters slightly preferred Everton, although the voting revealed an almost even divide between the two clubs.
Everton’s strongest backing came from the United Kingdom, United States, Germany, India and Nigeria, reflecting support across Europe, North America, Asia and Africa. Ipswich Town drew their strongest support from Ireland, Spain, Australia, Brazil and Israel, giving them a similarly broad reach across several continents. The geographical spread underlines the global appeal of both teams, with neither side dominating international fan sentiment.
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