Kieran McKenna hailed his comeback kings as Ipswich dug deep to seal a jaw-dropping 3-2 stoppage-time victory against Southampton to go back top of the Sky Bet Championship. (More Football News)
A pulsating Easter Monday clash at a packed Portman Road went down to the wire after Che Adams and Adam Armstrong had put Saints in the driving seat, having been hit by a Leif Davis바카라 stunner.
Nathan Broadhead levelled for Ipswich and, after Southampton full-back James Bree was sent off, fellow substitute Jeremy Sarmiento snatched victory in the seventh and final minute of stoppage-time.
That goal sparked bedlam, sending Town back to the Championship summit as McKenna바카라s men took their points tally from losing positions to a remarkable 31.
바카라It was right up there,바카라 the Ipswich boss said. 바카라It was another brilliant day, brilliant match to be involved in.
바카라A really high level, fantastic performance. Both teams did so many good things and a great day to be involved in.
바카라Of course when you win it with the last-minute winner like that, it바카라s a moment to really cherish.
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바카라My radar still probably thinks 바카라there바카라s 30 seconds to go so you have to get organised again바카라.


바카라We바카라ve had it happen to us, we바카라ve done it to Rotherham a month ago, so you still have to see the last ball or two out.
바카라But, yeah, a wonderful moment for everyone involved and one that I바카라m sure everyone will remember for a long time.바카라
Put to the former Manchester United coach that Fergie time is fast becoming McKenna time, he said with a laugh: 바카라It바카라s a good habit. It doesn바카라t happen by chance.
바카라I바카라ve spoken with that before, everyone knows that doesn바카라t happen by chance and there바카라s a lot of work goes into it but yeah, it바카라s a great way to win again.바카라
While Ipswich celebrate long into the night, Southampton were again left wondering what might have been.
So dominant for so much of the game, their profligacy in front of goal cost them like it has so many times this season on a night that seemingly ended their automatic promotion hopes.
Saints boss Russell Martin said: 바카라We were the best team, we didn바카라t deserve to lose. We came here, we had 17 shots on goal. Five huge chances, we missed three. They had relatively little until late on.
바카라We responded amazingly well to a poor goal to concede, so I think if you바카라re in the game and you바카라re feeling it, you바카라re watching it, you know we were the dominant team and we should go on to win the game.
바카라But we missed two massive chances and then we go down to 10 men and they take there바카라s.
바카라Even at 2-2, I thought we were going win the game and then with 10 men, David Brooks goes through in the box and squares, we nearly score.
바카라I바카라m so proud of the players, brilliant performance. If we play like that between now and the end of the season, we바카라ll be right in it still, I think.바카라