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Tuesday, July 22, 2025

Hutchinson earns Ipswich share of points, Reid leads Fulham win

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Sport Desk
527 days ago
20240211
Reggae Boy Omari Hutchinson.

Reggae Boy Omari Hutchinson.

LON­DON – Reg­gae Boy Omari Hutchin­son scored a dra­mat­ic in­jury time equalis­er to help em­bat­tled pro­mo­tion-chas­ing Ip­swich avoid a third straight de­feat in a 2-2 draw with West Bromwich Al­bion.

With time tick­ing away at Port­man Road on Sat­ur­day, the 20-year-old Hutchin­son lashed in his fourth goal of the sea­son in the third minute of in­jury time to earn the hosts a share of the points.

The re­sult left Ip­swich fourth in the Cham­pi­onship on 60 points, on­ly four points off the au­to­mat­ic pro­mo­tion spots.

Ip­swich were twice forced to come from be­hind. Twen­ty-year-old Tom Fel­lows opened the scor­ing in the 18th minute with his third goal in five games when he out-mus­cled cen­tre back Luke Woolfend­en down the left be­fore drilling home from a nar­row an­gle.

Nathan Broad­head equalised at the start the sec­ond half when he blast­ed a vol­ley in at the far post from sev­en yards, af­ter West Brom failed to clear a loose ball.

While the vis­i­tors were in front again on 76 min­utes cour­tesy of John Swift’s long range ef­fort, Hutchin­son crowned him­self in glo­ry with the game all but gone, sweep­ing in a loose ball from 12 yards out af­ter West Brom yet again failed to clear a loose ball.

In the Pre­mier League, an­oth­er Reg­gae Boy Bob­by Reid got on the score­sheet with his sixth goal of the cam­paign as Ful­ham thrashed Bournemouth 3-1 at Craven Cot­tage.

The 31-year-old got the open­ing goal in the fifth minute, pounc­ing af­ter mid­field­er Lewis Cook slipped in­side the penal­ty area and lost pos­ses­sion, to pro­duce a low dri­ve in at the far post with goal­keep­er Ne­to well beat­en.

Reid then turned provider, set­ting up the first of Ro­dri­go Mu­niz’s two goals as the Brazil­ian scored in the 36th and 52nd, to sand­wich Mar­cos Sen­e­si’s 50th minute re­ply for the Cher­ries.

Ful­ham lie 12th on 29 points while Bournemouth are one be­low them on 27 points.

CMC


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