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Ipswich Eyes Double Over Struggling Portsmouth
2 Feb
Summary
- Portsmouth seeks first win against Ipswich since March 2021.
- Ipswich aims for first league double over Pompey since 2011-12.
- Colby Bishop is Portsmouth's top scorer against Ipswich.

Portsmouth is currently undefeated in their last four league matches, showing improved form that has moved them away from the relegation zone. However, their historical performance against Ipswich Town is concerning, as they have not secured a victory in their last five league meetings, with their most recent win occurring in March 2021.
Ipswich Town achieved a 2-1 victory in the reverse fixture earlier this season. They now have the opportunity to complete a league double over Portsmouth for the first time since the 2011-12 season. This would mark a significant milestone for Ipswich.
Further challenging Portsmouth is their negative trend in midweek Championship fixtures. They are winless in their last nine Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday games, and have struggled offensively, failing to score in four of their last five such matches.
Defensively, Ipswich has also faced challenges away from home, winning only one of their last six Championship away games. They could potentially lose back-to-back away matches outside the Premier League for the first time since late 2021.
Despite these trends, Portsmouth's Colby Bishop poses a significant threat. He has scored more Football League goals against Ipswich Town than any other opponent, with a total of six goals for his previous and current clubs.




