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ALL SET FOR BIG SAINTS CLASH…

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The LeaguePaper Team
26 April 2026

EFFORT: McKenna

IPSWICH manager Kieran McKenna was satisfied with his side’s efforts in difficult conditions at The Hawthorns, and their collective attention now turn to the trip to Southampton on Tuesday – a mouthwatering clash in the battle for automatic promotion.
“It was a really hard-earned point,” he said.
“It was going to be a tough game for many reasons and so it proved.
“The first half was difficult – they had more momentum and energy than us.
“We had to see off some pressure and it was important to get to half time 0-0...

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