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New signing Brandon Williams also comes on - as does Omari Hutchinson. Nathan Broadhead, Harry Clarke and Jackson are the Town men heading off. [2-3] 73mins16:37Matt LeeAyling bookedBlatant show of dark arts from Luke Ayling. Hladky caught a Leeds corner high in the air, he looked for Burns who was ready and racing away but Ayling clattered him down. As easy a yellow for Mr Madley as he could ask. Remains 2-3. 71mins on the clock. 16:36Matt LeeJackson tiring upJackson's pace up-front, combined with the likes of Broadhead and Burns either side of him, has proven so far to be Town's most dangerous weapon.
He's been taking his time with throw-ins and the rest. He went down under a bit of pressure on the touchline and, much to his disgust, the referee awards a foul to Town instead. It certainly didn't seem like there was much force to send him down. [2-3] 65mins16:28Matt LeeClarke closeTown are almost level but Clarke's effort curls marginally wide. At the other end, Piroe has a shot deflected into the side netting. [2-3] 62mins16:27Matt LeeLeeds furious that referee refuses to stop play for loose bootSo, so close for Town.
Newboy Williams is rather weak in his attempts to stop him, being run down by the Leeds man's pace. Sinisterra then curls into the bottom corner. Leeds lead 4-2. 75mins. 16:40Matt Lee29k in attendance29, 606 is the attendance16:39Matt LeeChanges for TownAs expected, Jackson is coming off. Ladapo is who replaces him though.
But the forward is showing signs of fatigue. How McKenna can replace him is unclear. Ladapo is a different form of striker, preferring the ball into his feet and play to be around him. Jackson, meanwhile, is adept at making runs in behind the defence. Maybe Broadhead could be pushed centrally to allow for someone like Hutchinson or Harness to be introduced from the bench? I'm sure McKenna must have a plan in mind. [2-3] 70mins16:31Matt LeeAyling the pantomime villainLeeds' skipper, Luke Ayling, has been doing his best at controlling the run of the game a fair amount so far this half.
The 22-year-old full-back became Town's fifth signing of the summer and joins the Blues on a season-long loan from Manchester United. Follow live updates from Matt Lee who is at Portman Road this afternoon. 18:01Matt LeeHeading homeThat's it from me for this afternoon. I'll have some analysis to come on SuffolkLive over the next few days. Next up for Town is a trip to Reading on Tuesday night in the League Cup before welcoming Cardiff City to Portman Road on Saturday.
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Town looked okay up-front, but that's as far as I'd put it. Jackson in for Hirst due to injury and his pace caused some issues for the visitors, but some slow defending at the other end allowed Leeds the ability to score. 17:03Matt LeeCHAPLIN SCORESGoal to Ipswich! Conor Chaplin provides some late cheer for Town. [3-4]16:57Matt LeeFive minutes added onFive more minutes. [2-4] 90mins16:54Matt LeeDouble change for TownThere's been a double change. ON: Jack Taylor and Marcus HarnessOFF: Wes Burns and Massimo Luongo[2-4] 88mins16:51Matt LeeChange for LeedsGelhardt on for Sinisterra. [2-4] 85mins16:42Matt LeeLeeds scoreAn ambitious curling ball picks out the run of Sinisterra.
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I hope you've enjoyed our coverage this afternoon. Why not drop me a follow on Twitter at @MattLeeJourno to stay up to date with all that I do. Have a good evening and I'll see you soon. 17:39Matt LeeInjury updateMcKenna says George Hirst's injury should only be a "matter of days". They'll reassess this week ahead of Saturday's league game. 17:31Matt LeeMcKenna thought today would be high-scoringMcKenna says: "I had the feeling today would be a high-scoring game. We're normally really good at defending, but I had those thoughts. "On the goals we conceded we know we could and should have done better.
99-1. 37Possession: 57-43Shots: 15-13On Target: 7-7Saves: 3-4Fouls: 13-6Dangerous Attacks: 78-3017:09Matt LeeReactionI'm off to head to the press conferences now. We'll hear from McKenna, Farke and some others soon hopefully. 17:09KEY EVENTFull timeAll over at Portman Road. Ipswich Town 3-4 Leeds United. The visitors' attacking line was at times absolutely terrifying, their defence certainly needs some work though.
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A great bit of play ends with Broadhead twisting and turning before Meslier denies him at the near post. Shackleton, who had earlier tried to hoof the ball clear, was furious as in making the clearance his boot flew to the half-way line. He wanted play to stop but the referee wouldn't. Meslier (I think) was booked for his protestations too. 16:23Matt LeeTown pushing forwards but Leeds happy to sit backThe hosts have been controlling most of the ball recently and Leeds seem quite happy to sit back and absorb the pressure. All 11 of those in white were within their own half for quite a few minutes whilst Town passed the ball around looking for an opening. When Town lost possession, Luongo was forced into a cynical foul to break up play and he enters the referee's book.
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