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  • 02 May 2026, Bristol City vs Stoke City, 2-0, Lose
  • 25 April 2026, Stoke City vs Portsmouth, 1-3, Lose
  • 21 April 2026, Stoke City vs Millwall, 1-3, Lose
  • 18 April 2026, Wrexham FC vs Stoke City, 2-0, Lose
  • 11 April 2026, Stoke City vs Blackburn Rovers, 1-1, Draw
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  • 02 May 2026, Ipswich Town vs Queens Park Rangers, 3-0, Win
  • 28 April 2026, Southampton vs Ipswich Town, 2-2, Draw
  • 25 April 2026, West Bromwich Albion vs Ipswich Town, 0-0, Draw
  • 22 April 2026, Charlton Athletic vs Ipswich Town, 1-2, Win
  • 19 April 2026, Ipswich Town vs Middlesbrough, 2-2, Draw
Ipswich Town
Away
Championship
Championship, England

In this contest held on January 1st, 2024, Stoke City hosted Ipswich Town in what turned out to be a goal-less Championship. Both teams were unable to breach the opposing defence, highlighting a significant aspect of the game; the solidity and function of both team's back line.

The exchanges commenced with quite an intense rhythm, the first half’s tempo illustrated by Stoke City’s first yellow card received early on in the 7th minute. Ipswich Town responded with their first booking in the 32nd minute. Even with initial aggressive play on both sides leading to these bookings, the first half ended scoreless.

In the second half, Stoke City received two more yellow cards at the 50th and 67th minute. Ipswich Town, however, managed to keep their defence cleaner until the 88th minute. Ipswich's caution and fewer disciplinary actions compared to Stoke City might have allowed them a more controlled gameplay in the second half.

It's worth noting that although Stoke City commanded more corner kicks (8) than their opponents (5), they couldn't capitalize on these opportunities. This suggests that Ipswich Town’s set-piece defence managed to contain Stoke's threat effectively. Similarly, Stoke City had more offsides (2) than Ipswich Town (1), signalling that Ipswich Town's backline displayed better discipline in holding their formation and catching Stoke City players offside.

However, Stoke City’s major setback happened when they received a red card. Losing a player undoubtedly created a crucial disadvantage, putting more pressure on them and perhaps leading to a more defensive strategy to stop Ipswich from scoring. It's reasonable to suggest that this high disciplinary rate might have been the primary detrimental factor on Stoke City's performance and their inability to score.

Consequently, Ipswich Town had one player more on the field and saw less disciplinary action. Nevertheless, they also couldn't churn out any goal. Their performance, while more disciplined, failed to create enough meaningful chances to find the back of the net.

In summary, the game was dominated by defensive prowess and high disciplined actions, and it appeared to be the narrative for both teams. The lack of goals in the match was significantly contributed by sound defending and potentially, Stoke City's red card forcing them into a defensive shell for the remaining minutes of the match. Both teams couldn't effectively convert their set-pieces into goals, suggesting strong defensive organization on both ends. The marginally higher disciplinary actions on Stoke City's side, especially the red card, appears to have influenced the match's dynamics, preventing them from mounting effective attacks and leaving the match goalless.

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Form Guide

Lose2-0Bristol City vs Stoke City
Lose1-3Stoke City vs Portsmouth
Lose1-3Stoke City vs Millwall
Lose2-0Wrexham FC vs Stoke City
Draw1-1Stoke City vs Blackburn Rovers
PLAYED
5
WINS
0
GOALS
3:11
GOALS / MATCH
0.6
  • Stoke City has lost four matches in a row with a goal difference of 3:11, scoring 0.6 goals average
Win3-0Ipswich Town vs Queens Park Rangers
Draw2-2Southampton vs Ipswich Town
Draw0-0West Bromwich Albion vs Ipswich Town
Win1-2Charlton Athletic vs Ipswich Town
Draw2-2Ipswich Town vs Middlesbrough
PLAYED
5
WINS
2
GOALS
9:5
GOALS / MATCH
1.8
  • Ipswich Town has two wins in its last five matches with a goal difference of 9:5, scoring 1.8 goals average

Stoke City H2H Ipswich Town

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Away gameStoke City11Ipswich TownHome gameChampionship
PLAYED
5
WINS
0
GOALS
4:7
GOALS / MATCH
0.80
  • Stoke City lost twice in head-to-head matches
  • Teams played five times head-to-head in the current season with the goals score 4:7; average goals per match – 0.80
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