Ipswich Town vs Derby County

Ipswich Town manager Kieran McKenna is of the view that the Blues' clash with Derby County will be an open game with end-to-end elements.

“It’s going to be a much more open game that will have more end-to-end elements. “But you can usually be largely confident that a Paul Warne side are going to come and try and be aggressive and play with a lot of energy and running and endeavour. McKenna stressed that Warne is good at bringing high-intensity football out of his team and believes that the game will be open with a lot of end-to-end action and transitions.

Derby County will be striving to jump up the League One table to fourth this evening when they travel to Ipswich Town. Paul Warne's side currently sit in ...

The Irish midfielder has been back in training, however, a report from Derbyshire Live has revealed that a decision is yet to be made regarding his potential inclusion this evening. Will Osula and Lewis Dobbin were fantastic as a forward two in Lancashire last weekend, however, the experience McGoldrick brings could pave the way for his inclusion against Ipswich this evening. [Derby County](https://footballleagueworld.co.uk/category/derby-county-news/) will be striving to jump up the [League One](https://footballleagueworld.co.uk/category/league-one-news/) table to fourth this evening when they travel to [Ipswich Town.](https://footballleagueworld.co.uk/category/ipswich-town-news/)

The Blues have lost their previous two games in two different competitions, although they are now four points behind league leaders Plymou...

We anticipate a competitive game on Friday night because there isn’t a significant gap in quality between these two teams. The Blues have lost their previous two games in two different competitions, although they are now four points behind league leaders Plymouth. Corrections Policy

The Blues and Derby County remain locked at 0-0 at half-time at Portman Road.

Following the flag-kick, a Morsy shot was deflected up into the air and behind for yet another corner. Two minutes later, James Chester joined Morsy in the book for a foul on John-Jules on halfway. In the 37th minute, Burns crossed from the right, Davis headed back across goal from the far post and the ball was turned behind for a corner. Referee: Lee Swabey (Devon). Derby: Wildsmith, Chester, Cashin, Barkhuizen, Bird, Mendez-Laing, Smith, Sibley, Dobbin, Osula, Davies (c). John-Jules appeared to claim he’d been pulled back but instead referee Lee Swabey awarded a corner, which it clearly wasn’t.

Derby County fell to a 1-0 defeat to Ipswich Town in Sky Bet League One action on Friday evening. Wes Burns' goal just after the hour mark was enough to ...

Cashin was in the right place after the break to put in a crucial block that stopped Harness’ effort finding the bottom corner whilst up the other end, Dobbin was inches away from getting on the end of a lovely through ball that would have seen him with just the keeper to beat. Up the other end and it was Luke Woolfenden providing the same for the Tractor Boys as he slid in to deny an inviting low ball from Mendez-Laing finding either William Osula or Lewis Dobbin in the centre of the box. Derby started on the front foot but it was the home side that had the first chance of any real note when Lee Evans whipped a wicked ball across the box that Joe Wildsmith did well to get in the way of and put behind for a corner.

Goalless after 45 minutes at Portman Road. The deadlock is yet to be broken in this evening's home fixture against Derby County. Chances have been few and far between in front of a crowd of over 28,000 at Portman Road. Flames display Derby (H).JPG.

Evans' free-kick was flicked on by Edmundson to Harness who saw his volley, which looked destined for the bottom corner, blocked away by Eiran Cashin. Jackson latched onto a underhit back pass and rounded Wildsmith. A few minutes later, the Blues felt like they should have had a penalty.

Wes Burns was the Ipswich Town match-winner as the hosts edged out Derby County in front of a big Portman Road crowd.

The Ipswich captain failed in his appeals and, as a result, will miss Tuesday’s visit to Port Vale after picking up his fifth booking for the season. The Welshman’s next contribution was telling, though. - 10 - 3 - 2 - 1

Derby County Head Coach Paul Warne has made one change from the side that won 3-0 at Accrington Stanley last weekend for tonight's trip to Ipswich Town (8pm ...

Substitutes: Loach (GK), Forsyth, Hourihane, McGoldrick, Roberts, Thompson, Stearman. Substitutes: Hladky (GK), Keogh, Ladapo, Chaplin, Ball, Edwards, Humphreys. Ipswich Town: Walton (GK), Davis, Edmundson, Morsy (C), Woolfenden, Burns, Evans, Harness, John-Jules, Jackson, Donacien.