Terry: It was a poor performance by Fulham. Although they dominated possession, they had difficulty breaking down Ipswich's defence. Fulham should have had a penalty in the first half and then Town gave away a soft penalty in second half. They were very lucky to escape with a draw. Fulham clearly struggle against teams in bottom five.

Fulham will look to continue their push for European football when Ipswich Town arrive at Craven Cottage on Sunday.Marco Silva’s side are unbeaten in seven Premier League games and win will take

Their opponents, meanwhile, are battling it out at the bottom of the table, and will look to former City player Liam Delap to be the man to keep them up and cause City problems. Here are five things to look out for as City take on Ipswich: A Haaland goal City’s brilliant centre forward will be boosted by his bumper new contract and will look to be getting himself on the scoresheet against the Tractor Boys.