Ipswich’s impressive 2-1 midweek win against Bournemouth sparks hope, yet the Tractor Boys remain nine points away from safety despite their strong performance.
Ipswich secured an important victory away from home, and this win provided a vital boost for the Tractor Boys. They celebrated a hard-fought result that many fans believe could be a turning point in their season.
Furthermore, this match may well be their ultimate ‘six pointer,’ as it represents the only remaining chance to cling to survival. If they falter, they will find themselves 12 points from safety with only seven games left.
The Suffolk club has shown some resilience at home in head-to-head contests, having lost just one of their last eight meetings. However, a series of drawn encounters indicates that their home battles have been closely contested despite a recent trend of heavy defeats.
In addition, Ipswich’s recent home league performances have been far from encouraging. They have suffered eight losses in nine games, including a run of five consecutive defeats. Nonetheless, history shows that a dramatic turnaround is not impossible, as the club once endured a six-game losing streak at home back in November 1963.
Moreover, Wolves experienced a 2-1 setback in the reverse fixture, an outcome that ended Gary O’Neil’s tenure. Subsequently, Vítor Pereira took charge and has revitalized the team, as evidenced by their 1-0 win against West Ham, which now places Wolves securely above the relegation zone.
Additionally, if one considers only the period under Pereira’s management, Wolves would rank among the top-half sides based on his first 14 matches. History also indicates that his side has found success against newly promoted teams, with only one loss coming against Ipswich. Notably, Birmingham in the 2009/10 season remains the only newly promoted club to achieve a double over Wolves.
Meanwhile, the clash will feature a key individual battle between Ipswich’s Jack Clarke and Wolves’ Matt Doherty. Jack Clarke has yet to taste victory in his 12 home appearances in the competition, while Matt Doherty poses a constant threat by scoring crucial equalizers on the road.
Finally, it is intriguing to note that 14 out of Wolves’ 15 away league games this season have seen at least one goal in the first half. Consequently, this statistic adds an extra layer of excitement and anticipation as both teams prepare to face each other in what promises to be a fiercely contested encounter.
World Time Zone
| Europe | GMT |
 London | 15:00 |
| Edinburgh | 15:00 |
 Madrid | 16:00 |
 Lisbon | 15:00 |
 Berlin | 16:00 |
 Paris | 16:00 |
 Amsterdam | 16:00 |
 Rome | 16:00 |
 Belgrade | 16:00 |
 Sofia | 17:00 |
 Warshaw | 16:00 |
 Tirana | 16:00 |
 Istanbul | 17:00 |
 Kyiv | 17:00 |
 Moscow | 17:00 |
| North America | GMT |
 New York, New York City | 10:00 |
| Texas, Dallas | 09:00 |
| Utah, Salt Lake City | 08:00 |
| California, Santa Clara | 07:00 |
| Alaska, Anchorage | 06:00 |
 St. John’s | 12:00 |
| Halifax | 11:00 |
| Toronto | 10:00 |
| Winnipeg | 09:00 |
| Edmonton | 08:00 |
| Vancouver | 07:00 |
 Mexico City | 08:00 |
| South America | GMT |
 Sao Paulo | 11:00 |
 La Paz | 10:00 |
 Lima | 09:00 |
| Australia | GMT |
 Perth | 22:00 |
| Eucla | 22:45 |
| Darwin | 23:30 |
| Adelaide | 23:30 |
| Brisbane | 00:00 |
| Sydney | 00:00 |
| Asia | GMT |
 Mecca | 17:00 |
 Kabul | 18:30 |
 Karachi | 19:00 |
 New Dehli | 19:30 |
 Dhaka | 20:00 |
 Jakarta | 21:00 |
 Singapore | 22:00 |
 Kuala Lumpur | 22:00 |
| Africa | GMT |
 Accra | 14:00 |
 Porto Novo | 15:00 |
 Casablanca | 15:00 |
 Johannesburg | 16:00 |
 Cairo | 17:00 |
 Nairobi | 17:00 |
Where to watch Ipswich vs Wolves Live Stream and, on Satellite TV?
beIN Sports MENA English 1 (Ara),
beIN Sports MENA Xtra 1 (Ara),
fubo Sports Network 2 DRM (Can),
Now Sports Premier League TV (Hkg),
Sky Sport Premier League (Nzl),
SuperSport Premier League (Afr),
SuperSport Premier League (Nga),
SuperSport Premier League (Rsa),
True Premier Football 1 (Tha),
True Premier Football 2 (Tha),
