Ipswich Town will face off against Wrexham in the Championship clash at Portman Road on Saturday as club action resumes following the international break.

Ipswich Town will be looking to continue their recent good form, having gone undefeated in four matches before the break, securing 10 points in the process and climbing up to 7th in the Championship standings. The Tractor Boys have impressed with improved attacking displays, registering two 4-1 victories in their last three games. The recent form has alleviated pressure on manager Kieran McKenna and raised hopes for a return to the Premier League.

On the other hand, Wrexham enters the match in solid form, having avoided defeat in their last five matches with three wins and two draws. The Red Dragons, led by Phil Parkinson, have seen a rise to 13th place in the table and are coming off a significant victory against Charlton Athletic before the international break, marked by Josh Windass’ late penalty securing a 1-0 win.

James Ray and Harry Mail have shared their insights on the upcoming match, with Ray emphasizing Ipswich Town’s stronger squad and recent form, while acknowledging that Wrexham should not be underestimated. Mail points out Ipswich’s unbeaten streak and the likelihood of them pushing for a top spot in the standings, while recognizing Wrexham’s challenge ahead at Portman Road.

With both teams showing positive momentum, the clash between Ipswich Town and Wrexham promises to be a competitive and intriguing encounter as they battle it out on the field.