Ipswich vs Sunderland head to head
Statistical comparison of Ipswich and Sunderland across their current-season Premier League meetings: overall record, goals, results distribution, home/away splits, and available MatchTeamStats (xG, possession, shots, shots on target). Missing stats are omitted — not shown as zero.
At a glance
Ipswich and Sunderland have 1 completed Premier League meeting in the 2026/27 data. Review the scorelines and the available match statistics below.
Statistical H2H · Premier League · 2026/27
Overall H2H record
2026/27 Premier League meetings only — not all-time history.
Played
1
Ipswich wins
1
Draws
0
Sunderland wins
0
Goals comparison
Total goals scored by each club across their meetings this season.
Results distribution
How Ipswich vs Sunderland meetings finished this season.
Recent form against each other
Last 1 completed meetings from Ipswich's perspective (W/D/L).
Home vs away record
Record when each club hosted the fixture.
Ipswich at home
1–0–0 (W-D-L for Ipswich) · Goals 2–1
Sunderland at home
No completed home meetings.
Match-level statistical averages
Not enough MatchTeamStats samples yet for xG, possession, or shots comparisons between these clubs this season. Scorelines are still shown below.
Detailed H2H match table
Scoreline plus available team-match stats (xG, possession, shots, SOT). Blank cells mean the reading is missing for that match.
| MW | Date | Fixture | Score | Ipswich xG | Sunderland xG | Ipswich poss % | Sunderland poss % | Ipswich shots | Sunderland shots | Ipswich SOT | Sunderland SOT |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 22 Aug 2026 | Ipswich Town vs Sunderland | 2–1 | 1.80 | 0.66 | 37.8 | 62.2 | 10 | 11 | 3 | 4 |
| 31 | 10 Apr 2027 | Sunderland vs Ipswich Town | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | — |
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Metrics explained
- H2H record
- Completed meetings only: Club A wins, draws, Club B wins from the final scoreline.
- xG / xGA
- expectedGoals from MatchTeamStats when present. xGA is the opponent’s expectedGoals on that match.
- Possession / shots / SOT
- possessionPercentage, totalScoringAtt, and ontargetScoringAtt from MatchTeamStats when present.
- Season scope
- Current Premier League season only. Historical multi-season H2H is not available from this database.
How this tool works
- Meetings are the same current-season fixtures as the match history page.
- Team-match statistics come from MatchTeamStats JSON for each club on those matches (one batched load).
- xGA is the opponent’s expectedGoals on the same match — not a stored xGA column.
- Averages and charts only include metrics with enough non-null samples.
Methodology & data coverage
- Competition
- Premier League
- Season
- 2026/27
- Data coverage
- Current-season meetings between Ipswich and Sunderland only. Multi-season all-time H2H is not available from this database.
- Statistics included
- Scorelines from Match home/away. When present on MatchTeamStats: expectedGoals, possessionPercentage, totalScoringAtt, ontargetScoringAtt, goals, goalsConceded, cleanSheet. xGA is derived as the opponent’s expectedGoals on the same match.
- Aggregation
- Record counts completed fixtures (Club A wins / draws / Club B wins). Averages use only meetings with a non-null reading for that metric. Charts require at least two samples per club.
- Missing MatchTeamStats keys are shown as blank — never fabricated as zero.
- Player-match xG and club-season-only metrics (e.g. pass accuracy) are not used as meeting H2H stats.
- Pair URLs are undirected and alphabetical to avoid duplicate pages.
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Answerable questions
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How is this different from the match history page?
Match history focuses on results and the fixture list. This page adds statistical comparisons (xG, possession, shots) across those same meetings.
Why are some xG or possession cells blank?
MatchTeamStats may not be ingested yet for that fixture, or the match has not been played. We never invent missing values.