Ipswich vs Fulham prediction, odds and how to watch

Fulham were utterly dominant from first whistle to last, with Emile Smith Rowe and Rodrigo Muniz scoring before half-time to kill the tie, before Gonzalo García added a third in stoppage time. AFC Wimbledon never competed at the level required.

Wilson Isidor came on as a substitute and scored the only goal of the game on 75 minutes to give Fulham a deserved 1-0 win at Sunderland, with the home side failing to register a single shot on target all afternoon.

Bruno Fernandes ran the show at Old Trafford, completing a hat-trick as Manchester United hammered Ipswich 5-2 in a thoroughly one-sided Premier League contest. Ipswich competed for half an hour and then fell apart completely.

Crystal Palace won 3-2 at Fulham despite being outplayed for long stretches, with Tyrick Mitchell scoring twice and Ben Chilwell sealing the points in a result that tells you everything you need to know about accountability in front of goal.

Two sides who cannot stop shipping goals collide at Portman Road on Saturday. Something has to give, and the thing is, it probably will.

Ipswich carry genuine Carabao Cup confidence into Tuesday's tie after beating Leicester 3-1, while Arsenal arrive at Portman Road with a depleted squad and a losing record in this competition to think about.

Robert Sanchez has been loaned to Como with a buy option just days after a costly error against Fulham cost him his Chelsea starting spot to new signing Emi Martinez. The move sits alongside Chelsea's £125m sale of Enzo Fernandez to Manchester City as Xabi Alonso overhauls the squad on deadline day.

Fulham have agreed a reported €25m deal for Eintracht Frankfurt's Hugo Larsson and a separate move for Real Madrid graduate Manuel Angel, hijacking Crystal Palace's pursuit of the Swedish midfielder just a day after reports had the Eagles closing in.