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Ipswich Town
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James Henry’s late winner sees Bolton replace their opponents in League One’s top two, while Gianfranco Zola gets off the mark at Birmingham
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The Tractor Boys’ lack off horsepower in attack was all too evident in 3-0 loss at Newcastle as both teams paid tribute to their much missed former manager
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Championship leaders survived a few uneasy moments to beat Ipswich 3-0 as two clubs associated with the managerial legend met at St James’ Park
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Championship leaders Huddersfield Town suffered a first defeat against Brighton while Barnsley scored a late flurry to thrash Wolves
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Danny Williams scored an injury-time penalty to give Reading a 2-1 win over Ipswich in a match of three spot kicks
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The Ipswich manager has strong words for his critics – and the officials – after they earn a well-deserved point against Norwich at Portman Road
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Marcus Evans, the owner of Ipswich Town, who made his fortune in the sports hospitality industry, is being sued by Uefa over the sale of unauthorised packages of Euro 2016 tickets
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Championship promotion hopefuls Middlesbrough were unable to reclaim top spot after a 0-0 draw with Ipswich Town
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Ipswich Town claimed a point against Championship play-off hopefuls Sheffield Wednesday after 16-year-old Andre Dozzell came off the bench to score on his debut
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The Manchester United loanee James Wilson scored Brighton’s winner as they beat Reading to go second in the Championship
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Mohamed Diamé kept Hull City at the top of the Championship with a 1-0 win at Ipswich Town
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Featuring a counterattack from Crewe, a drive from Dover, a backheel from Benfica and an immaculate overhead from Israel and a passing move from Paris
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Gary Roberts and Mark McNulty scored in a five-minute burst to put Portsmouth, the 2008 Cup winners, through 2-1 at Ipswich’s expense
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Minute-by-minute report: Will Wycombe spring a surprise at rock-bottom Villa? Will Bolton see off non-league Eastleigh? Join Paul Doyle
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Middlesbrough stretched their lead at the top of the Championship to six points with a 1-0 win at Brentford thanks to a goalkeeping howler from David Button
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Ten days after Middlesbrough ended Brighton’s unbeaten run from the start of the season Daryl Murphy’s first-half goal for Ipswich condemned them to another defeat
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David Nugent, something of a bogeyman to Ipswich, scored his 15th goal in 14 games against them to send Middlesbrough top of the Championship with a 2-0 win at Portman Road
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Did you know that Chelsea were relegated after losing a play-off in 1988, that Dion Dublin scored the very first play-offs goal at Wembley and that Notts County have won promotions through the play-offs in successive seasons?
Aston Villa slump under Steve Bruce continues with home defeat by Barnsley