Goals from Wes Burns, Marcus Harness and Conor Chaplin ensured Dons slumped to the bottom of the League One table after one of their most disappointing showings in a while.
Here’s how we rated the players at Portman Road.
. IPSWICH, ENGLAND - MARCH 15: A general view of Portman Road, home of Ipswich Town Football Club on March 15, 2011 in Ipswich, England. (Photo by Jamie McDonald/Getty Images)
Portman Road was not a happy hunting ground for MK Dons on Saturday as they were thumped 3-0 by Ipswich Town Photo: Jamie McDonald
. Top Don: Jamie Cumming - 6.5
Was only so much he could do to prevent the score getting more embarrassing. Made at least three important stops but ended up picking the ball out his net three times. Barked out orders and instructions to his defence but they left him exposed too often. Photo: Jane Russell
. Jack Tucker - 4.5
Having got his feet under the table recently, really appeared to struggle with the intensity of the game. Caught in possession a few times, and struggled to pick simple passes Photo: Jane Russell
. Warren O'Hora - 5.5
Didn't make any stand-out mistakes, and was the most reliable defender really, but couldn't get the backline to gel Photo: Jane Russell
. Daniel Oyegoke - 5
Made a mistake in the first minute with a slip which almost allowed Ladapo in to score. It set the tone for the rest of the game Photo: Jane Russell
. Dean Lewington - 4.5
Overrun in the back four, prompting Dons to change shape in the second half. Continued to look out of sorts in the second period, with the third goal coming down his corridor again Photo: Jane Russell
5. Dean Lewington - 4.5
Overrun in the back four, prompting Dons to change shape in the second half. Continued to look out of sorts in the second period, with the third goal coming down his corridor again Photo: Jane Russell
6. Bradley Johnson - 4
The game almost completely passed him by, and kept giving the ball away far too often for that important role in the side Photo: Jane Russell
7. Ethan Robson - 5
Didn't get on the ball enough to play his game. Like Johnson, it passed him by. Photo: Jane Russell
8. Conor Grant - 5.5
Had a great chance to draw Dons level but fired over the top. Was withdrawn at half-time as Dons changed shape Photo: Jane Russell