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Ipswich Town have failed to win their last six matches in the Premier League, and they are 18th in the table ahead of the game vs Tottenham Hotspur at Portman Road on Saturday. The Tractor Boys are one of the favourites to go down this season, and they will need to raise their performance levels to give themselves a better chance of staying in the Premier League.
Meanwhile, Tottenham have bounced back from their disappointing run of form with two consecutive wins in the Premier League. They will be looking to build on that and put together a winning run now. Spurs are 12th in the table, and they will be hope to finish as high as possible.
The Lilywhites will be chasing European qualification for the 2024/25 season, and it will be interesting to see if they can grind out of victory here. On paper, Tottenham are the better team, but they will need to perform at a high level to grind out all three points.
Spurs were beaten by Ipswich Town in the Premier League earlier this season, and the visitors will look to avenge that defeat here. The Hard Tackle takes a closer look at the encounter ahead of the latest meeting between the two sides.
Wes Burns has a knee injury, Christian Walton has a groin injury, Julio Enciso has a knee injury, Chiedozie Ogbene misses out with an achilles injury, and Conor Chaplin has a knee issue. Axel Tuanzebe is suspended.
Ipswich Town will shape up in a 4-2-3-1 formation vs Tottenham Hotspur, with Arijanet Muric in goal. Ben Johnson and Leif Davis will start as the full-backs here, and they will look to keep things compact defensively and hit Spurs on the break. Luke Woolfenden and Dara O’Shea will start at the heart of the defence.
As for the midfield unit, Samy Morsy and Jens Cajuste will start in the double pivot, and they will look to win the ball back for their side and break up opposition attacks. Nathan Broadhead and Jack Clarke will add pace and flair from the flanks.
