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Jack Clarke’s last-minute strike secures Ipswich winning return against Sunderland

Ipswich Town secures a thrilling last-minute victory against Sunderland in their Premier League return. Jack Clarke's decisive goal capped off a match filled with promising talent and significant investment. This win signals Ipswich's readi...

The Guardian Sport· Aug 22, 2026 · 7:10 PM · 72 views

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Ipswich Town secures a thrilling last-minute victory against Sunderland in their Premier League return. Jack Clarke's decisive goal capped off a match filled with promising talent and significant investment. This win signals Ipswich's readiness to compete in the new season.

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