Fulham vs Ipswich Town Tickets

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Fulham vs Ipswich Town History

Based in West London, Fulham are situated on the banks of the River Thames and have a rich history, albeit without too much in the way of tangible top-level success. Their biggest successes of recent decades have come in cup competitions. In 1975, they reached the FA Cup Final, losing to West Ham at Wembley Stadium. In 2010, under Roy Hodgson, they battled all the way through to the UEFA Europa League Final, where they were unfortunate to lose in extra time against Atletico Madrid in Hamburg.

Ipswich Town’s sole domestic championship came in the early 1960s, and they then enjoyed a prolonged period of success under Sir Bobby Robson, winning both the FA Cup and the UEFA Cup during his tenure, as well as finishing second in the old English First Division in two successive seasons.

Fulham vs Ipswich Town Head-to-Head

This fixture has not been played all that often, but on the whole, when it has taken place, the Cottagers have emerged as victors on home soil. In 2017, in the EFL Championship, goals from Floyd Ayite, Scott Malone, and Stefan Johansen helped Fulham to a 3-1 win at Craven Cottage. The following season, both Ryan Sessegnon and Aboubakar Kamara scored twice in a 4-1 thumping handed down to the Tractor Boys.

Fulham vs Ipswich Town Mutual Connections

Of those to have played for both teams, Darren Bent may well be among the most accomplished. The England international started his pro career at Portman Road, scoring 56 goals in 141 appearances between 2001 and 2005 and later in his career he spent a season out on loan at Fulham, scoring six times in 30 matches in the 2013/14 season.