Ipswich Town vs Fulham Tickets

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Ipswich Town vs Fulham History

Ipswich Town secured their sole domestic league championship title in 1962, having gained promotion to the top flight just the season before. In the late 1970s and early 1980s, the Suffolk-based club had a fine run of form, securing FA Cup and UEFA Cup successes as well as back-to-back runners-up finishes in the old English First Division.

Fulham’s success over the years has been less tangible. Indeed, the Craven Cottage side has never won a top-flight league title or an FA Cup. Their best run in the latter came in 1975 when they were beaten by West Ham in the final. In 2010, Roy Hodgson’s side did brilliantly well to reach the UEFA Europa League Final, losing to Atletico Madrid in extra-time.

Ipswich Town vs Fulham Head-to-Head

Meetings between these two sides have been few and far between, with Ipswich struggling to overcome their visitors from West London, even when facing them at home. Fulham triumphed at Ipswich Town in 2016, 2017 and 2020, and in 2023, in the League Cup, goals from Harry Wilson, Rodrigo Muniz and Tom Cairney saw the away side win again, with a 3-1 success secured despite a consolation goal from Elkan Baggot.

Ipswich Town vs Fulham Mutual Connections

Sir Bobby Robson is one prominent figure who has made an impact at both clubs, firstly as a player at Fulham (and briefly as boss) and then as a manager at Ipswich Town. Among the more recent instances a player has represented both teams comes in the form of creative midfielder Jimmy Bullard, who played 41 games, scoring seven goals, for Fulham between 2006 and 2009 before making 37 appearances and scoring six goals for Ipswich Town later in his career.