With a challenging schedule featuring top-six opponents, Ipswich face a steep uphill battle to avoid relegation and secure their Premier League future.
Ipswich confront four fixtures out of their next six against teams in the top six. They face an uphill struggle to escape relegation. The Tractor Boys remain the only team in England’s top-four divisions without a league win in 2025. A 1-0 defeat at Crystal Palace left Kieran McKenna’s men six points from safety.
It frustrates McKenna that his team stays competitive. They have lost recent league matches by a single goal margin three times. Every home match is a must-win opportunity. Their sole league win came against Chelsea, a top-four team.
Nottingham Forest travel to Portman Road in high spirits. They won 1-0 against defending champions Manchester City last week. This result tightened their grip on a UEFA Champions League qualification spot. Moreover, manager Nuno Espírito Santo prepares for his 50th Premier League game.
However, Forest face challenges on the road. They have lost three consecutive away matches. This number exceeds losses from their previous 13 away fixtures.
On a brighter note, Forest have already beaten Ipswich twice this season. They triumphed in an FA Cup tie on penalties earlier this month. Furthermore, they hold a ten-match unbeaten league streak against newly-promoted teams. They won the last six encounters in a row.
Kalvin Phillips missed both head-to-head matches this season. He is expected to start in this game. He has been sent off twice against the same opponent, with his most recent dismissal coming against Forest while on loan at West Ham.
Furthermore, Callum Hudson-Odoi has made a significant impact. He scored five goals this term, and three of them opened matches. He also converted the decisive penalty in the FA Cup shootout two weeks ago.
Finally, Nottingham Forest led only three of their 14 Premier League away games at half-time. This statistic may prove crucial in shaping their tactical approach in future matches.
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