Ipswich Town vs Southampton Tickets

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Ipswich Town vs Southampton History

Ipswich Town have rich traditions, albeit their tangible successes have all come about in a specific era of the club’s lengthy history. In 1962, Sir Alf Ramsey guided the club to their only league championship and another knight, Sir Bobby Robson, then took the team to FA Cup and UEFA Cup successes in the late 1970s and early 1980s.

Southampton’s silverware cabinet is not exactly bursting with artefacts, but their loyal supporters will still fondly remember their 1976 FA Cup Final triumph over Manchester United and, indeed, their stellar side of the 1980s, which saw manager Lawrie McMenemy take the team to second spot in the First Division title race in 1983/84.

Ipswich Town vs Southampton Head-to-Head

Ipswich Town most definitely have the upper hand when it comes to their head-to-head record against the Saints. In 2000, in the Premiership, goals from James Scowcroft, Alun Armstrong and an own goal from Wayne Bridge gave the Tractor Boys a 3-1 win over Southampton. More recently, in the 2023/24 EFL Championship campaign, which saw both teams promoted, Kieran McKenna’s side fought back from behind to win 3-2 at home, with Jeremy Sarmiento scoring a last-gasp winner.

Ipswich Town vs Southampton Mutual Connections

Among those players to have worn both Ipswich and Wolves jerseys is Jamaican international forward Ricardo Fuller. He spent two seasons at St Mary’s, albeit one of which was away on loan, scoring nine goals in 33 matches. He spent a short spell at Ipswich Town during this period, netting twice in three games before moving to Stoke City on a permanent basis in 2006.