Dara O'Shea reflects on his dramatic winner against Fulham, Town's resilience and a memorable week off the pitch.…

Ipswich Town captain Dara O'Shea reflected on scoring a dramatic stoppage-time winner in Saturday's 2-1 Premier League victory over Fulham at Portman Road. O'Shea headed home a free kick delivered by Jack Clarke to secure the comeback victory, marking his first-ever home goal for the club just days after welcoming his second child, daughter Vayda, into the world.
The goal represented Ipswich's first set-piece goal of the season, which O'Shea credited to focused preparation alongside a newly appointed set-piece analyst. The late victory marked Town's third late triumph of the campaign under manager Gary O'Neil, elevating the club into ninth place after six matches.
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