Ipswich Town vs Crystal Palace Tickets

The Eagles make the trip to Suffolk to face the Tractor Boys for what promises to be a tough tussle, and fans of either team seeking out Ipswich Town vs Crystal Palace tickets can find a huge range of these available at SeatPick today.

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Ipswich Town vs Crystal Palace History

Though Ipswich Town’s heyday came in the late 1970s and early 1980s, it is worth remembering they did actually win their first domestic league title in 1962, doing so in their first season back in the big time, thanks chiefly to the 33 goals netted by club hero Ray Crawford. Sir Bobby Robson guided the club to two second-place finishes in the old English First Division, as well as FA Cup and UEFA Cup successes, all in the space of six momentous years prior to his move to take over as England boss.

Crystal Palace’s eventful history has seen them flitter through the English pyramid with alarming regularity. They have never won a domestic title crown, and major silverware of any kind has eluded them. However, in 1990, they did get to the FA Cup Final, securing a memorable 3-3 draw with Manchester United, only to then lose the replay. They would go on to suffer another FA Cup Final loss to the Red Devils in 2016.

Ipswich Town vs Crystal Palace Head-to-Head

This fixture's history has been pretty much exclusively held outside the top flight, and when on home soil, Ipswich Town have usually held the upper hand. In 2011, in the EFL Championship, two goals from Josh Carson saw ITFC complete a narrow 2-1 win over their visitors. In 2013, they won 3-0 thanks to a brace from Frank Nouble and a third from Aaron Cresswell.

Ipswich Town vs Crystal Palace Mutual Connections

Among the players to have been fielded by both clubs is former England Under 21 international midfielder Darren Ambrose. The Harlow-born talent started his career at Portman Road and made 38 appearances for the club, scoring 11 goals, before moving to Newcastle United in 2002. He would go on to move to Selhurst Park in 2009, where he played 124 games and scored 37 goals before moving on to Birmingham City in 2012, having won the South London club’s goal of the season competition three seasons in a row.