Ipswich Town vs Wolves Tickets

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Ipswich Town vs Wolves History

Ipswich Town’s solitary domestic championship came in 1962, thanks chiefly to prolific forward and Tractor Boys legend Ray Crawford, who netted 33 goals in that title-winning campaign. Under Bobby Robson, Ipswich Town hit the heady heights again, winning both the FA and UEFA Cups during his reign. Young manager Kieran McKenna also entered Ipswich Town folklore when he led the team to back-to-back promotions to the Premier League in 2024 after a twenty-plus year absence.

Wolves won the old English First Division title on three occasions during the 1950s, with Billy Wright being the big star of that era; however, the club’s successes have been few and far between since then, with two League Cup triumphs coming in 1974 and 1980.

Ipswich Town vs Wolves Head-to-Head

These two sides have met plenty of times in the recent past, with their yo-yo-ing up and down the English pyramid often being in sync. In 2023, with Ipswich being in the EFL Championship and Wolves being in the Premier League, the two teams met in the EFL Cup and secured a memorable 3-2 win with Omari Hutchinson, Freddie Ladapo and Jack Taylor scoring for McKenna’s side after they had gone two goals down to efforts from Wolves stars Hwang Hee-Chan and Toti Gomes.

Ipswich Town vs Wolves Mutual Connections

A number of players have played for both these teams, one such example coming in the form of striker Sylvan Ebanks-Blake. The forward came through the ranks at Manchester United before signing for Wolves in 2008, where he would go on to score 64 goals in 193 appearances before moving to Ipswich Town in 2013, where he would end up playing just ten games before being sold to Preston North End.