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…and QPR lose, we’re safe for another season!

Daryl Murphy hit the post but Town’s home game with Hull City remains 0-0 at half-time.

The return of an Ipswich icon on Saturday has been sadly ruled out with a routine EFL scan finding a medical issue with the former Blues skipper that will keep him away from the club for up to six weeks.

Third-placed Town host Birmingham City in a rare Saturday 3pm kick-off looking for their fourth victory on the bounce.

Skipper Luke Chambers returns at Wigan as the Blues switch to a 3-5-2 system for the first time under Paul Lambert’s management.

Boss Kieran McKenna says the Blues and their fans have shown all season that when everyone sticks together Town can be a formidable opponent and he wants that to continue for the remaining 13 games of the campaign.

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Town boss Mick McCarthy says he expects midfielder Jay Tabb to move on at the end of the season, the 32-year-old having made only four starts - all in cup competitions - during 2015/16.

3 Oclock kick off on a Saturday!

The difference in the number of goals weve conceded home and away is stark. Home - 26 from 16 games (15 more than Leicester and Leeds, 6 more than Southampton, 13 more than West Brom, 10 more&#133