Andoni Iraola is still waiting for his first win as manager of Liverpool,
and the Reds boss may be forced to wait a while longer when they visit the newly promoted Ipswich on Friday.
The Tractor Boys may have been demolished by Manchester United last weekend, but they put in a solid first-half display at Old Trafford before falling apart and that came after wins over Sunderland and Leicester.
They have scored at least twice in all three games this season and come up against a defensively fragile Liverpool side that allowed 2.3 expected goals at home to Nottingham Forest last time out.
Andoni Iraola is still waiting for his first win as manager of Liverpool, and the Reds boss may be forced to wait a while longer when they visit the newly promoted Ipswich on Friday.
The Tractor Boys may have been demolished by Manchester United last weekend,
but they put in a solid first-half display at Old Trafford before falling apart and that came after wins over Sunderland and Leicester.
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They have scored at least twice in all three games this season and come up against a defensively fragile Liverpool side that allowed 2.3 expected goals at home to Nottingham Forest last time out.
