Liverpool vs Ipswich Town Tickets

Anfield has been the home of Liverpool FC ever since the club was founded back in 1892. Today, this iconic venue can hold a capacity in the region of 61,000 spectators.

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Liverpool vs Ipswich Town History

There’s no doubting Liverpool are the more successful club between these two competitors, though perhaps it’s not as well-known that Ipswich Town was founded 14 years before their opponents in this fixture.

Liverpool won the First Division twice in the early 20th century and added a further two league titles after World War I. The Merseyside outfit would only reclaim league honours in the 1946/47 campaign, with this being the first full season following the end of World War II. Almost two decades passed before Liverpool were once again winners of the First Division in 1964 under the management of Bill Shankly.

This came just a couple of years after Ipswich Town had remarkably been crowned champions of England, in what was the club’s first-ever season competing in the top flight. After rising up from the Second Division, Alf Ramsey’s side took the First Division by storm and went on to win the league championship by 3 points.

With Bob Paisley at the helm Liverpool soon underwent a period of domination in the 1970s and early 80s, clinching a further six league titles and three European Cups. It was also around this time Ipswich Town won the FA Cup for the first time, doing so in 1978 with victory over Arsenal at Wembley Stadium. ITFC also subsequently captured the UEFA Cup (precursor to the Europa League) three years later.

In more modern times, the gulf between these clubs has of course widened further given Liverpool’s resurgence as well as the absence of Ipswich Town from the top flight for more than 20 years. LFC beat Tottenham in the 2018/19 UEFA Champions League final and then lifted a maiden Premier League title 12 months later.

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Liverpool vs Ipswich Town Head-to-Head

These teams have clashed on more than 70 occasions since their first meeting in the 1954/55 season, with both clubs playing in the Second Division at the time.

Liverpool and Ipswich contested an FA Cup fixture for the first time in 1974; Kevin Keegan opened the scoring for the Reds to record a 2-0 win in this Fifth Round tie. LFC ultimately emerged victorious in the FA Cup final that year, thanks to a resounding 3-0 victory over Newcastle United.

Both Liverpool and Ipswich were founding members of the Premier League ahead of its inaugural campaign in 1992/93. The two sides played out a goalless draw in this fixture at Anfield.

It was extremely one-sided when these clubs shared a pitch during the 2001/02 season. Liverpool thrashed Ipswich 6-0 at Portman Road, with Michael Owen and Emile Heskey each scoring twice. Owen was also on target in the return fixture at Anfield, which ended 5-0 in favour of the hosts.

Ipswich were relegated from the Premier League and thereafter 22 years passed until these sides would next oppose one another in a league fixture. ITFC earned back-to-back promotions to rise from League One into the EFL Championship in 2023 and then directly into the Premier League the following year.

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Liverpool vs Ipswich Town Stats & Mutual Connections

Only a select few players have turned out for both of these teams, with ex-Scotland midfielder John Wark being one such individual.

Wark began his senior career at Ipswich before signing for Liverpool in 1984. He amassed more than 100 appearances before sealing a return to Portman Road in 1988, with Ipswich playing in the Second Division at the time.

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