Leicester City vs Ipswich Town Tickets

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Leicester City vs Ipswich Town History

Formed in 1884, prior to 2016, the East Midlands-based side had achieved very little by way of tangible success, but that all changed overnight. Italian boss Claudio Ranieri guided the Foxes to an incredible Premier League title success in 2015/16, one that was very much against the odds. Coach Brendan Rodgers then took the team to an FA Cup success in 2021.

Ipswich Town’s one domestic crown came in the early 1960s, and this was then followed by a successful spell under Sir Bobby Robson, during which he helped the club to two second-place finishes in the old First Division as well as an FA Cup triumph over Manchester United and a UEFA Cup success over AZ Alkmaar before he left to take over as England national team coach.

Leicester City vs Ipswich Town Head-to-Head

These two teams are fairly evenly matched in terms of their head-to-head clashes. In 1995, goals from David Lowe and Mike Whitlow gave Leicester City a 2-0 win over their visitors, though both teams were then relegated from the Premiership that season. In 2023/24, when both teams secured promotion to the Premier League, honours ended even with Jeremy Sarmiento scoring a late leveler for the Tractor Boys.

Leicester City vs Ipswich Town Mutual Connections

Among those to have played for both teams is forward Martyn Waghorn, who made 116 appearances for Leicester City and scored 20 goals between 2010 and 2014. He then found himself at Portman Road for the 2017/18 season, scoring 16 goals before moving on to Derby County.