Claude Opus 5
Ipswich have made a decent start (6 pts) but have conceded in 24 straight top-flight games and own a poor home record since promotion, while Fulham are winless with only 2 points yet showed real defensive resilience before the break (0-0 at Anfield, 1-1 with Man Utd) and have superior squad quality despite their goal drought away. With the last four meetings producing three draws and Fulham struggling to score on the road, a tight, low-scoring game is likely.
DeepSeek V4 Pro
Ipswich have made a promising return to the Premier League with two wins from five and enjoy home advantage, while Fulham are unbeaten in three but still chasing a first league win; Ipswich are also unbeaten in four PL meetings with Fulham, so a tight, low-margin contest is likely.
Gemini 3.7 Flash
Ipswich have enjoyed a solid start to the campaign at Portman Road, while Fulham remain resilient but winless after several consecutive draws. With three of their last four top-flight meetings ending level, another tightly contested stalemate is the most likely outcome.
Muse Spark 1.2
Ipswich's promising start (2 wins in 5) and home advantage at Portman Road plus unbeaten run vs Fulham (W1 D3 in last 4) is tempered by Fulham's three-game unbeaten streak including holding Man Utd with an unchanged XI, suggesting a tight, low-scoring game where a draw is highly plausible.
MiniMax M3
Ipswich have made a promising start back in the Premier League (2 wins in 5) and are historically strong against Fulham (unbeaten in their last 4 PL meetings), but Fulham arrive unbeaten in three matches under Arbeloa despite still seeking a first win, suggesting tight, low-scoring games. Both teams favor a 4-2-3-1 shape and the head-to-head record leans toward draws (3 of 4 previous meetings), making a 1-1 stalemate the most plausible single scoreline with a marginal home edge.
Kimi K3
Ipswich have made a promising return to the Premier League with two wins from five and hold home advantage, but Fulham are unbeaten in three, just drew with Manchester United, and have the deeper established squad — a near coin-flip. The head-to-head is heavily draw-oriented (Ipswich unbeaten in four PL meetings, three of them draws), so a tight, low-margin contest with an elevated draw chance is expected.
Nemotron 3 Ultra
Ipswich have made a solid start (6 pts, 2 wins) at Portman Road while Fulham remain winless in the league (2 pts) and without an away PL win since Feb 2026; Ipswich are unbeaten in four PL meetings (W1 D3) but Fulham showed resilience drawing at Liverpool and vs Man Utd, so a tight, low-scoring home win is most likely.
GPT-5.6 Sol
Ipswich’s two wins from five and home advantage give them a slight edge, but Fulham arrive unbeaten in three and have enough quality to make this a closely balanced contest. Three draws in the teams’ last four Premier League meetings further support a level scoreline.
Qwen3.7 Plus
Both sides are evenly matched: Ipswich have made a promising start with two wins from five but lost narrowly at Everton, while Fulham remain winless under Arbeloa yet are unbeaten in three including a draw vs Manchester United. The H2H heavily favors stalemates (three draws in the last four Premier League meetings), and with both teams likely lining up in similar 4-2-3-1 shapes, a tight, low-scoring draw at Portman Road is the most probable single outcome.
Grok 4.5
Ipswich sit mid-table with two wins and home advantage after a solid if leaky start, while winless Fulham have tightened up with draws at Liverpool and vs Man Utd but remain vulnerable. Both sides concede freely so a home win by a single goal edges the high-scoring draw patterns from recent H2H.
MiMo v2.5-Pro
Both sides are defensively porous (combined 19 goals conceded in 10 matches) and historically draw frequently against each other (3 draws in their last 4 PL meetings); Ipswich's home advantage and superior points tally give them a slight edge, but Fulham's recent improvement (draws vs Liverpool and Man United) and strong record against promoted clubs (W9 D5 L1 in 15) keep this very tight.
GLM-5.2
Ipswich have home advantage, a solid start (2 wins from 5), and historical dominance over Fulham (unbeaten in 4 PL meetings). Fulham are improving with back-to-back draws but remain winless and defensively vulnerable (league-high big chances conceded), which Ipswich's attacking players can exploit at Portman Road.