Ipswich Town face relegation but will still chase pride and prize money when they welcome Brentford for their penultimate home match.
Moreover, they showed impressive resilience to recover from two goals down and may need that spirit again on home turf.
However, they have won just one of their last ten league meetings with Brentford. That victory came in August 2017.
At Portman Road this season, Ipswich have endured a difficult campaign. They have earned only seven points from one win and four draws in seventeen matches.
This dismal streak has seen Ipswich concede an average of 3.43 goals per home match. They will want to end a club-record streak of seven straight home defeats.
Meanwhile, Brentford have stormed back into European contention by winning three league matches in a row. They sealed a thrilling 4-3 victory over Manchester United last weekend.
Another success here would see the Bees claim four consecutive top-flight wins for the first time since 1939. They may also reach a personal milestone by scoring four goals in at least ten Premier League fixtures.
Head coach Thomas Frank called their goal run ‘crazy’. Brentford have scored in each of their last eight league away matches.
Furthermore, they travelled to Nottingham Forest at the start of May. They ended their two-game winless run on the road with a 2-0 victory.
Players to watch include George Hirst, who scored Ipswich’s equaliser against Everton and has netted three late headers this season. Additionally, Kevin Schade poses an aerial threat with three goals in Brentford’s last two matches. Two of those strikes came via headers after the 65th minute.
Notably, Brentford have conceded just two goals from set pieces this season. Ipswich have allowed twelve, highlighting a sharp defensive contrast.
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