Southampton vs Ipswich Town Tickets

St Mary’s is the venue for this encounter, and supporters of both the Saints and the Tractor Boys who want to purchase Southampton vs Ipswich Town tickets can find a host of the best-priced options here at SeatPick.

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Southampton vs Ipswich Town History

Much of Southampton’s history has seen the South Coast side sit outside the top flight, but there have, nonetheless, been periods of tangible success.

In 1976, a goal from Bobby Stokes gave the Saints a narrow famous win over Manchester United to secure an FA Cup title and then in 1984; they ran the iconic Liverpool side of the era close before finishing second in the old First Division title race.

In many ways, Ipswich Town’s history is not unlike Southampton’s, albeit with a little more in the way of celebrated silverware. The Suffolk-based side won the league title in 1962 and, under Sir Bobby Robson, finished second twice in the early 1980s. They also won the FA and UEFA Cup titles during his spell. Back-to-back promotions under Kieran McKenna saw ITFC return to the Premier League in 2024 after more than twenty years away.

Southampton vs Ipswich Town Head-to-Head

On the whole, Ipswich Town have a strong record on their travels to face Southampton. In 2023/24, when both teams secured promotion to the Premier League, a goal from Omari Hutchinson earned the club a 1-0 win. When the two teams met in the old Premiership in 2001, two goals from Marcus Stewart and a third from Mark Venus earned Ipswich Town an exciting 3-3 draw at St Mary’s Stadium.

Southampton vs Ipswich Town Mutual Connections

Of the individuals to have represented both clubs, perhaps the most well-known would have to be Sir Alf Ramsey. As a player, the footballing legend played for six years at Southampton, playing 96 games. Then, when he retired from playing, his first professional managerial role came at Ipswich Town, which he managed for eight years, helping them to a league title before becoming the England manager. He would go on to lead the Three Lions to a World Cup triumph in 1966.