Bristol City grabbed a desperately hard-fought point at Portman Road. Both sides hit the frame of the goal but it was Ipswich who dominated possession and chances and should have taken the victory. But the Robins will return west with a draw that extends their unbeaten run to three games, even if it does little for their hopes of making the play-offs. Ipswich have been hard to beat at home since the autumn and they always looked much the more likely winners but they found City keeper Dean Gerken in prime form.
Bristol Evening Post

Ipswich Town were held to a frustrating goal-less draw in this afternoon's Championship match against Bristol City at Portman Road. It was their 17th draw of the season and Roy Keane's men were denied by the heroics of former Colchester United goalkeeper Dean Gerken. The shot-stopper made a succession of vital second-half saves from the likes of Jon Walters, David Norris, Daryl Murphy and Gareth McAuley.
Ipswich Gazette

Ipswich Town boss Roy Keane said that the difference between the two teams was City keeper Dean Gerken, who made several blinding saves in a disappointing goalless draw this afternoon. Gerken with inspirational in the second half, while town were also cursing their luck when Jack Colback's shot clipped the inside of the post and stayed out. Town also had a goal disallowed in stoppage time when Connor Wickham's long throw dropped straight into the net without anyone getting a touch. Keane said: "The keeper was the difference again. He just had one of those days."
Suffolk Green Un

Bristol City manager Gary Johnson has praised goalkeeper Dean Gerken after his "magnificent saves" earned them a 0-0 draw at Ipswich. The Robins claimed a point at Portman Road to extend their unbeaten run to three games, although they've still only won twice in 13 league outings. City suffered a scare in injury-time when Connor Wickham's long throw sailed into the back of the net but was disallowed because no-one had got a touch to the ball. "Our goalkeeper was the difference today," said Johnson."In the second half he came into his own and had to make three or four magnificent saves, maybe four or five."
Sky Sports

Roy Keane showed a pragmatic and magnanimous side as his Ipswich side were held to their 17th draw of the season. While he made clear standards were not met in the first half, he conceded that in Bristol City keeper Dean Gerken, they had met their match. Gerken, who was fortunate to get away with handling outside the area, made a series of outstanding saves. A double stop to deny Grant Leadbittter was the highlight. "I was glad to see the back of the first half because we never got going," said Keane. "Their keeper had one of those days and sometimes you have to praise the opposition."
Sunday Times

Dean Gerken produced a series of stunning saves to frustrate Roy Keane's Ipswich. But the Bristol City keeper almost went from hero to zero deep into stoppage time. Time and again Gerken pulled off top stops to keep Ipswich at bay before he badly blundered. He completely missed his punch after coming to deal with Town sub Connor Wickham's long throw-in and the ball bounced into the net. Ipswich fans started to celebrate but, after a short delay, ref Nigel Miller rightly disallowed the effort as no-one made contact with the ball from Wickham's throw. Robins boss Gary Johnson said: "I didn't think it had touched anyone, but I didn't know whether the ref knew that."
News of the World

Dean Gerken turned in a virtuoso display between the posts secure a goalless draw for Bristol City at Ipswich. Gerken made a string of superb saves in the second half, while Jack Colback hit the post for Ipswich.
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