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When does Ipswich Town vs Liverpool kick off?

Ipswich Town vs Liverpool kicks off Fri, 04 Sep 2026 19:00:00 GMT at Portman Road. Voting closes at kick-off.

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Ipswich Town vs Liverpool

Friday, 4 September 2026 at 20:00 · Portman Road

Ipswich Town

0–2

Liverpool

Total votes

352

Most wanted to win

LIV · 53%

Attendance

30,019

Venue

Portman Road

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How the world voted

A snapshot of Who2Win support when voting closed — 352 votes across 36 countries.

Final sentiment

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The world wanted to win

Liverpool

53% of 352 votes

Actual result

Ipswich Town 0–2 Liverpool

Fans got their wish — Liverpool took the win.

Match summary

Liverpool finally got their first Premier League win under Andoni Iraola with a 2-0 victory at Ipswich. The visitors were ruthless early on, with Gakpo repeatedly finding space and Isak showing the sharpness Liverpool have been waiting for. Ipswich recovered after the disastrous opening but couldn’t find the quality needed to get back into the game. Liverpool also secured their first clean sheet of the season, while £107m signing Bradley Barcola made his debut from the bench

Key moments

Isak strikes twice inside nine minutes. Liverpool effectively settled the game in a blistering opening spell, with Alexander Isak scoring in the 6th and 9th minutes — both goals created by Cody Gakpo.

Who2Win fan sentiment

Liverpool carried Who2Win support 53%–47% across 36 countries.

Strongest support · Ipswich Town

🇮🇳India55%
🇧🇷Brazil67%
🇨🇦Canada71%
🇫🇷France83%
🇳🇱Netherlands60%

Strongest support · Liverpool

🇬🇧United Kingdom50%
🇺🇸United States53%
🇦🇺Australia64%
🇮🇪Ireland80%
🇩🇪Germany100%

Closest voting countries

🇬🇧United Kingdom50–50
🇺🇸United States47–53
🇮🇳India55–45

Regional sentiment

Final continental breakdown for Ipswich Town vs Liverpool.

Europe

No votes yet

IPS 50%LIV 50%

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North America

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IPS 50%LIV 50%

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South America

No votes yet

IPS 50%LIV 50%

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Asia

No votes yet

IPS 50%LIV 50%

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Africa

No votes yet

IPS 50%LIV 50%

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Oceania

No votes yet

IPS 50%LIV 50%

Awaiting first votes

Head-to-head history

In the Ipswich Town vs Liverpool head to head, Liverpool hold the clear advantage with roughly 39 wins to Ipswich's 14 and 21 draws. The most recent Premier League meetings came in 2024/25: Liverpool won 2-0 at Portman Road in August 2024 and 4-1 at Anfield that January. Ipswich, though, have their own famous nights, including a 1-0 win at Anfield in December 2000.

Why this match mattered

A much-needed result for Liverpool. After two consecutive 2-2 draws, Iraola finally has his first win, while Isak’s brace suggests the expensive striker could be finding his best form. Cody Gakpo was arguably just as important, providing both assists and continuing his excellent start to the campaign. For Ipswich, the early defensive collapse ultimately proved costly, although their response after going 2-0 down offered encouragement.

Who2Win Verdict

Liverpool held a narrow edge in the fan poll, attracting 53% of the 353 votes cast, while Ipswich Town received 47%. The six-point split showed a closely divided audience, with voters giving Liverpool the slight preference.

Ipswich’s strongest backing came from Brazil, India, Canada, France and Indonesia, highlighting support across South America, Asia, North America and Europe. Liverpool drew its strongest support from the United Kingdom, United States, Australia, Ireland and Germany, reflecting a broad following across several major football markets.