Ipswich Town demonstrated their winning mentality with a crucial victory over Coventry City, moving within touching distance of promotion back to the Premier League.
Despite a recent dip in form, the Tractor Boys maintained their composure and secured a vital win against the FA Cup semi-finalists. Kieffer Moore opened the scoring in the first half, only for Haji Wright to equalize for Coventry. However, Cameron Burgess’ decisive goal in the 69th minute sealed the victory for Ipswich, putting them three points clear of third-placed Leeds United.
With just one point needed from their upcoming match against Huddersfield, Ipswich could soon be celebrating their return to top-flight football after 22 years.
Ipswich took an early lead through Moore’s powerful strike, but Coventry fought back with several chances of their own. Despite their efforts, Ipswich regained the lead through Burgess’ goal, securing a crucial win.
Coventry manager Mark Robins acknowledged his team’s shortcomings, conceding that they gave Ipswich too many opportunities. Meanwhile, Ipswich manager Kieran McKenna praised his side’s resilience and emphasized the importance of enjoying the journey towards promotion.
As Ipswich prepare for their decisive match against Huddersfield, McKenna emphasized the need to remain focused and determined, recognizing that every point in the Championship is hard-fought.