Ipswich Town 2-0 Accrington Stanley
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In-form Gwion Edwards kept Ipswich top of League One after a win over Accrington.
The midfielder's fifth goal of the season helped maintain the Tractor Boys' unbeaten start to the campaign.
Freddie Sears also netted as Stanley dropped out of the top six after missing a series of chances in the first half, Colby Bishop firing the best wide.
Ipswich were sloppy but created the first opening when Sears was denied by Toby Savin.
Matt Butcher shot tamely at Tomas Holy and Ipswich survived a major scare after 19 minutes when Bishop fired wide after Holy's clearance hit Andre Dozzell.
Accrington dominated much of the first half and Holy turned Tariq Uwakwe's drive behind.
The hosts, without a recognised striker due to injury and illness, were disjointed but made Stanley pay for failing to take their chances after the break.
First, Sears slipped in Edwards and the midfielder found the bottom corner for his fifth of the season.
Sears then sealed victory with 19 minutes remaining, stylishly clipping Judge's pass over Savin.
Match report supplied by PA Media.