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Town ended their 2005/06 Portman Road campaign with a deserved 2-0 victory over Derby County. Skipper Jim Magilton said his goodbyes as second half goals from Nicky Forster and Darren Currie gave the Blues their first win in nine matches.
A late Danny Haynes penalty won Town a 2-1 victory over Derby in a pulsating game at Portman Road. Matt Oakley put the Rams ahead prior to the dismissals of Alex Bruce and Derby keeper Stephen Bywater, but Town were on top throughout and Franny Jeffers equalised before Haynes's late spotkick.
Town went level on points with second placed Wigan after defeating Derby County 3-2 at Portman Road. Marcus Tudgay put the Rams ahead as they started the stronger, but Town hit back through Jim Magilton, Darren Bent and Tommy Miller, before Inigo Idiakez gave home fans a nervous last few minutes.
Ten-man Town lost to a last minute goal for the third successive away game as Derby came from behind to win 2-1 at Pride Park. Gary Roberts put the Blues ahead with a stunning strike but goals from Steve Howard and Arturo Lupoli won the points, Simon Walton having been sent off just before the hour.
6 Christian Fuchs couldn’t have had a tougher debut as a television pundit for ESPN covering Euro 2020 — Denmark versus Finland. Fuchs had tried to inject his lively, jovial nature into his performance in front of the cameras but just before half-time the mood completely changed when Christian Eriksen collapsed. “It was no longer about football, it turned very quickly into news,” Fuchs tells The Athletic. “It was a completely different beast. That was really tough.” As the visibly shaken players formed a guard of privacy around Erikse...