“Definitely” – Ipswich Town’s chances of finishing in a League One play-off spot: The verdict

This article is part of Football League World’s ‘The Verdict‘ series, which provides personal opinions from the FLW writers regarding the latest breaking news, teams, players, managers, potential signings and more… 

Sitting three positions and six points outside the League One play-off positions, Ipswich Town have seven games left to play this season. 

Whilst securing a top-six spot is still mathematically possible, the Tractor Boys will be striving for play-off inclusion as the season reaches its concluding stages.

Ipswich are unbeaten in their last 10 league matches, however, they have been confined to five draws in that time.

Whilst we wait and see what the rest of this season has in store for Kieran McKenna and his men, three of our writers here at FLW have shared their thoughts regarding Ipswich’s chances of making the play-off positions…

Ned Holmes 

Definitely.

Despite seemingly not moving from ninth for the past three months, the progress made under Kieran McKenna under Ipswich Town has been clear to see.

The former Man United coach really seems to have got his ideas on board and the Tractor Boys have been excellent at points – though results have not always reflected that.

The gap is currently six points but with seven games still to play, they can definitely close that.

For me, they just need one of their forwards to start scoring consistently and a team above them to slip up and they could sneak into one of the play-off spots.

If they do that, no one will want to face them in the play-offs.

Carla Devine

Ipswich currently sit six points off the play-offs and with seven games to go, this is still an achievable aim for Kieran McKenna’s side.

They do have some tough games in their final run including fourth placed