Newcastle enter a crucial clash at St James’ Park against Ipswich determined to recover from a heavy defeat and keep their Champions League hopes alive.
Meanwhile, with little drama at the top and bottom, the race for Champions League qualification has captured attention.
Unfortunately, Newcastle suffered a heavy 4-1 defeat against Aston Villa last week, which dented their hopes of a top-five finish.
Before that setback, they had carried momentum from six successive victories across all competitions.
Additionally, Newcastle can bank on home form, as they have won their last four league matches at St James’ Park.
Moreover, they hit four goals in each of those matches, a feat unseen at St James’ Park since 1994.
Nonetheless, a draw would confirm Ipswich’s relegation. However, even a win might not delay the inevitable if West Ham take a positive result at Brighton.
Last week, Ipswich suffered a 4-0 defeat at Arsenal. That result marked the fifth time this season they had registered fewer than five shots.
Furthermore, Ipswich have now gone eleven matches at St James’ Park without a win, drawing five times and losing six. They have also dropped a league-high 27 points from winning positions this campaign.
One to watch is Alexander Isak, who has scored fifteen goals from fourteen matches against promoted teams, including three in the reverse fixture.
Meanwhile, Liam Delap could return to the Ipswich starting lineup, especially since six of his last nine goals came away from home.
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