Preston vs Ipswich Betting Tips & Match Predictions

Preston-Ipswich

Championship

Fulltime

3 - 2

(HT 3-0)

Preston vs Ipswich Intro

There’s a lot to play for at Deepdale when Preston host Ipswich. Ipswich are riding high in the Championship, though Preston will try to catch them. Three points here could help them climb closer towards the top of the league. The two meet on Saturday February 3, 2024 at 3:00 PM. Before round 30, Ryan Lowe’s home team have taken 39 points and sit in the 12th place, and their opponents, fronted by Kieran McKenna, occupy the second place in the Championship table on 59 points from their 29 games. We’re almost into the latter stages of the season with Preston and Ipswich in contrasting form. The two sides are separated by 10 places and 20 points gap.

Preston vs Ipswich Form

Preston drew against Millwall in the last game, and have now managed 4 points in the last 5, in a poor run of form. Meanwhile, Ipswich, following the draw with Leicester, kept up an undefeated record even though they have only picked up 7 points froma possible 15. A win here would make the home form a little more respectable for Preston,as at the moment they have managed just six points in last five home games. Ipswich have been in decent form away from home recently, winning 8 points in their last five matches as visitors.

Preston vs Ipswich H2H

Preston will hope that home advantage will help them claw back the narrow H2H wins gap. Ipswich currently leads the way with 11 compared to Preston’s 10 wins out of 30 games played over time. Preston has some catching up to do with the recent H2H. Ipswich has won 3 more of the last six meetings.

Preston vs Ipswich Analysis

Preston drew their last match. Ryan Lowe’s men played against Millwall. At the final wistle, the scoring board showed 1-1. Now it is time for Ryan Lowe’s men to face Ipswich. Against Millwall, Preston claimed 43% of the ball. If we look at shots on goal, Preston had a total of 9 shots while they conceded 12 shots. Meanwhile, Ipswich drew its last game. In their last matchup, Kieran McKenna’s men were facing Leicester. That match ended with a 1-1 scoreline. Against Leicester, Ipswich had a ball possession of 44%. In terms of shots on goal, Ipswich struck a total of 8 shots in attack while in defence conceding 11 shots.