
Stoke have won just one of their last 10 league matches
Ipswich unbeaten in four games, including three victories
Recommended bet: Ipswich to win
Stoke City suffered a 2-0 defeat to Swansea City at the weekend and the result left the Potteries club sitting down in 15th position in the Championship.
The Potters are currently 10 points adrift of sixth and only an extraordinary turn of events will see them reach the play-offs.
Ipswich also dropped points on the weekend, drawing 1-1 with Leicester City and it took a late goal from Sindre Walle Egeli to snatch a point for Kieran McKenna's side in the end.
Not ideal, but the Tractor Boys remain in touching distance of an automatic promotion spot as they trail second-placed Middlesbrough by five points, albeit with a game in hand.
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Team news
Divin Mubama, Sam Gallagher and Gavin Bazunu are nearing a return to action for Stoke, but the midweek clash against Ipswich could be a game too soon for the trio.
Elsewhere, Sorba Thomas is serving a one-match suspension and he will not be in the squad for this match.
Jaden Philogene remains absent for Ipswich, with the winger having not featured in the previous 10 games due to a knee injury sustained in January.
Veteran Ashley Young is due to return in a couple of weeks after a muscle injury, while Conor Townsend will not be available until mid-April due to a cruciate ligament injury.
The stats
These sides have met on 15 occasions since the start of the 2003/04 campaign, with every match-up coming in the second tier.
Ipswich have won four of those matches, with Stoke emerging victorious on six occasions. The Potters have not defeated the Tractor Boys since 2018, while the Portman Road side winning the clash earlier this season 1-0.
Both teams have scored in four of Stoke's last five matches across all competitions. In Town's previous five games, only two of them has featured both teams finding the back of the net.
The Tractor Boys have won three and drawn one of their last four league matches. Stoke, however, have sealed victory just once across their last 11 matches.
Ipswich have the second-best attacking record in the second tier (61 goals), while Stoke boast the second-best defensive record, conceding 36 goals.
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Prediction
Stoke come into this clash on the back of a dismal run of form which has destroyed their ambitions of making the play-offs.
Ipswich know that a win on Tuesday will give them an excellent chance of managing to secure an automatic promotion spot as they seek a return to the Premier League.
Having won 1-0 in this fixture in December, McKenna's side are aiming to complete a first league double over Stoke this century and you can expect them to pick up all three points in the Potteries.