Postat 90 minutes plus 4
Match ends, AFC Wimbledon 1, Ipswich Town 3.
FA Cup Scores & Fixtures
Saturday 6th January
Team Lineups
home team, AFC Wimbledon
Manager: Johnnie Jackson
Formation: 4 - 3 - 1 - 2
- Number 12, A. Bass
- Number 26, J. Currie
- Number 6, R. Johnson
- Number 15, A. Pearce , substituted for P. Kalambayi at 35 minutes
- Number 2, H. Biler , substituted for J. Ball at 90 minutes
- Number 19, C. Lemonheigh-Evans , substituted for J. Tilley at 77 minutes
- Number 14, A. Little , Yellow Card at 90 minutes plus 4
- Number 4, J. Reeves , Captain
- Number 8, H. Pell , Two Yellow Cards at 59 minutes
- Number 29, A. Sasu
- Number 9, J. Davison
away team, Ipswich Town
Manager: Kieran McKenna
Formation: 4 - 2 - 3 - 1
- Number 1, C. Walton
- Number 30, C. Humphreys
- Number 4, G. Edmundson , Yellow Card at 55 minutes
- Number 6, L. Woolfenden
- Number 40, A. Tuanzebe , Yellow Card at 70 minutes
- Number 14, J. Taylor
- Number 5, Sam Morsy , Captain, substituted for D. Ball at 91 minutes
- Number 33, N. Broadhead , substituted for S. Aluko at 81 minutes
- Number 11, M. Harness , Yellow Card at 33 minutes, substituted for G. Buabo at 81 minutes
- Number 20, O. Hutchinson , substituted for W. Burns at 82 minutes
- Number 9, F. Ladapo , substituted for J. Sarmiento at 57 minutes
Substitutes
home team, AFC Wimbledon
- Number 16, J. Ball
- Number 3, L. Brown
- Number 36, J. Clarke
- Number 32, K. Jennings
- Number 30, P. Kalambayi
- Number 37, E. Leach
- Number 33, I. Ogundere
- Number 7, J. Tilley
- Number 1, N. Tzanev
away team, Ipswich Town
- Number 23, S. Aluko
- Number 12, D. Ball
- Number 51, G. Buabo
- Number 7, W. Burns
- Number 10, C. Chaplin
- Number 19, K. Jackson
- Number 25, M. Luongo
- Number 21, J. Sarmiento
- Number 13, C. Slicker
Match Stats
Key, Wimbledon v IpswichOverall Possession
Shots
AFC Wimbledon 9Ipswich Town 20Shots on target
AFC Wimbledon 3Ipswich Town 8Shots off target
AFC Wimbledon 5Ipswich Town 7Blocked shots
AFC Wimbledon 1Ipswich Town 5Goalkeeper saves
AFC Wimbledon 6Ipswich Town 2Fouls
AFC Wimbledon 11Ipswich Town 16Corners
AFC Wimbledon 6Ipswich Town 7Season so far
FA Cup
Key, Wimbledon v Ipswich
Goals scored
AFC Wimbledon 11Ipswich Town 4Goals conceded
AFC Wimbledon 4Ipswich Town 3Shots
AFC Wimbledon 51Ipswich Town 40Shots on target
AFC Wimbledon 28Ipswich Town 21Shots off target
AFC Wimbledon 23Ipswich Town 19Blocked shots
AFC Wimbledon 12Ipswich Town 18Passing accuracy %
AFC Wimbledon 84.62Ipswich Town 87.79Form guide
All competitions
AFC Wimbledon draw
v Forest Green Rovers
1
1
League Two
Ipswich Town draw
v Stoke City
0
0
Championship
AFC Wimbledon won
v Colchester United
5
3
League Two
Ipswich Town draw
v Queens Park Rangers
0
0
Championship
AFC Wimbledon lose
v Sutton United
0
1
League Two
Ipswich Town draw
v Leicester City
1
1
Championship
AFC Wimbledon won
v Crawley Town
1
2
League Two
Ipswich Town lose
v Leeds United
4
0
Championship
AFC Wimbledon won
v Portsmouth
2
5
EFL Trophy
Ipswich Town draw
v Norwich City
2
2
Championship
Previous meetings
All competitions
AFC Wimbledon and Ipswich TownAFC Wimbledon Won 1Ipswich Town Won 3Draw 3
Played
7
Previous scores
All competitions
Club Friendlies
AFC Wimbledon 0 , Ipswich Town 3 on the 16th of July 2022
AFC Wimbledon
Ipswich Town
16th of July 2022
League One
AFC Wimbledon 0 , Ipswich Town 2 on the 25th of January 2022
AFC Wimbledon
Ipswich Town
25th of January 2022
Ipswich Town 2 , AFC Wimbledon 2 on the 28th of August 2021
Ipswich Town
AFC Wimbledon
28th of August 2021
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Match Facts
AFC Wimbledon have won just one of their six meetings with Ipswich in all competitions (D3 L2, all in League One), beating them 3-0 in April 2021.
Ipswich have won three of their last four FA Cup ties against sides from a lower division, having been eliminated from five in a row prior to this.
AFC Wimbledon have won five of their last six home games in the FA Cup, losing the other 2-0 to Chesterfield in November 2022.
Ipswich are looking to reach the FA Cup fourth round in consecutive campaigns for the first time since 2008-09/2009-10.
AFC Wimbledon have won 5-1 (vs Cheltenham) and 5-0 (vs Ramsgate) in the FA Cup this season. The last team to score 5+ in three consecutive games in the competition proper were Sheffield Wednesday in 1945-46.