Ipswich Town vs Nottingham Forest Tickets

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Ipswich Town vs Nottingham Forest History

Much of Ipswich Town’s long history has seen the Suffolk-based side sit outside the top flight, but that does not mean that the Portman Road outfit hasn’t tasted glory. Indeed, in 1962, they won the First Division title, the forerunner to the Premier League, doing so in the first season after being promoted. They also won both the FA Cup and the UEFA Cup over the period of a three year run during Sir Bobby Robson’s tenure.

By far, the most successful period of Nottingham Forest’s lengthy history came during Brian Clough’s spell in charge. Having taken the team to their first-ever league title in 1978, he then guided the club to two successive European Cup wins (over Malmo and Hamburg). The City Ground side also won the League Cup on five occasions between 1978 and 1990.

Ipswich Town vs Nottingham Forest Head-to-Head

Overall, it’s Nottingham Forest who have the upper hand over the course of their clashes with Ipswich Town, though there have been some notable triumphs for the home side. In 2005, ITFC romped to a 6-0 win, with Tommy Miller netting twice.

Ipswich Town vs Nottingham Forest Mutual Connections

Though many players have represented both teams over the years, Luke Chambers is perhaps the one individual who can claim to have made a significant impact on both.

The talented defender moved from Northampton Town to Nottingham Forest in 2007 and played a total of 229 games for the club before making the move to Ipswich Town in 2012. He went on to become a virtual ever-present for a number of seasons, playing 396 games and scoring 19 goals before moving to nearby Colchester United in 2021, where he would retire two years later.