Already without Panutche Camara and Luke Jephcott due to international call-ups, the Pilgrims’ cause was not helped either by injuries to James Bolton and 19-goal top scorer Ryan Hardie during the game.
Schumacher admitted Ipswich had ‘more energy and zip’ about their play and deserved their win, which was secured by a 37th-minute goal from their skipper Sam Morsy.
The defeat ended a superb run of six consecutive victories and clean sheets in March for the Pilgrims, who remained in fourth position in League One.
Schumacher said: “I felt for 15 minutes of the first half we started the game quite well, we had a lot of possession and just didn’t really make the most of it.
“And then once Ipswich got their goal it gave them a little bit of momentum and they were the stronger team probably after that.
“Second half I thought our lads gave it everything. We had a go, we put all the effort we possibly could in, but we lacked a little bit of quality in the main moments and didn’t threaten their goal enough.”
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