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Chelsea FC vs Ipswich Town FC, English Premier League 2024-25, Today Match Prediction

Stamford Bridge, London

Can Chelsea extend their dominance at home?

  • Chelsea are undefeated in four of their last five games against Ipswich Town (2 W, 2 D)
  • Chelsea are currently on a five game winning streak at home.
  • Ipswich Town lost three of thier last five away games conceding 2 goals per game.

Chelsea to Win (2-0)

Tournament: English Premier League 2024-25 | Venue: Stamford Bridge, London

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Chelsea will be eyeing a timely boost in their top-five push as they host relegation-bound Ipswich Town at Stamford Bridge this Sunday. Meanwhile, Ipswich Town won’t be short on motivation—they’ll be keen to remind everyone of their shock 2-0 victory over Chelsea the last time these sides met. 

However, Chelsea enter the clash brimming with confidence after a dominant 3-0 win over Legia Warszawa in the Europa Conference League. In contrast, Ipswich’s struggles continued with a 2-1 loss to Wolves, adding to their growing woes.

Current Standings: Chelsea  is currently placed 4th in the league standings with 53 points with 15 wins, 8 draws, and 8 losses, whereas Ipswich occupies the 18th position with 4 wins, 8 draws, and 19  defeats. 

Head-to-Head Record: With a 4-2 win-loss record in 11 matches, Chelsea has an edge in this rivalry. 

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 The Blues are flying high in the Europa Conference League, but their sights are firmly set on a return to the Champions League. Currently sitting 4th in the league, level on points with Newcastle and just two ahead of 7th-placed Aston Villa, the race is razor-tight. Every match is a final now—and with relegation-threatened Ipswich Town up next, slipping up isn’t an option. The pressure is truly well on Enzo Maresca and his boys. 

Despite a nine-game goal drought, Cole Palmer remains Chelsea’s main man. His last strike came in January against Bournemouth, but with 14 goals and 7 assists this season, his impact is undeniable. He’s also created the second-most chances in the league with 20. Chelsea’s recent struggles in front of goal have mirrored Palmer’s dip in form—but if the Blues are to cling to their top-four hopes, their No. 20 will need to rediscover his spark, and fast.

Key Stats 

1. Chelsea have been on a run of five wins on the trot at home.
2. The Blues have conceded only once in their last six matches across competitions.
3. Chelsea have lost only one of their last 21 home fixtures across all competitions.
4. Since December, only five teams have scored fewer goals than Chelsea’s 17 in the Premier League and the Blues’ have got the second worst conversion rate (7.1%). 

Team News 

The Blues remain without the services of Marc Guiu and Romeo Lavia, with the former a doubt to feature again this season. Meanwhile, there were a few raised eyebrows when Palmer was taken off at halftime in the last match, sparking fears of an injury setback. But Maresca quickly put those worries to rest, confirming it was purely a tactical call—not fitness-related.

Chelsea Probable XI - Sanchez (GK); Gusto, Tosin, Colwill, Cucurella; Fernandez, Caicedo; Madueke, Palmer, Neto; Jackson

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Ipswich may be staring down the barrel of relegation, sitting 12 points adrift with seven games to go, but they’re not going down without a fight. McKenna’s side have been a thorn in the side of top-half teams this season—just ask Chelsea. Strangely, the Tractor Boys have looked sharper away from home, with three of their four league wins coming on the road, including a gutsy 2-1 upset at European hopefuls Bournemouth.

Liam Delap has been a shining light in a tough season for Ipswich, netting 12 Premier League goals. That puts him in elite company—only Alan Shearer, Andrew Cole, and Yakubu have matched that feat for a promoted side while aged 22 or younger. And with goals in each of his last two outings, Delap is in fine form coming into the match. 

Key Stats

1. Ipswich has lost nine of their last twelve league games.
2. The Tractor Boys have lost three of their last five away games.
3. The win against Bournemouth was their only win of 2025.

Team News 

Ipswich were dealt a setback in their loss to Wolves, with left-back Conor Townsend limping off late in the match. That blow could force McKenna into a reshuffle, with Leif Davis likely to step in and shore up the left side of the defence. 

Ipswich Town Probable XI - Palmer (GK); Tuanzebe, O'Shea, Burgess, Davis; Morsy, Cajuste; Johnson, Broadhead, Enciso; Delap

The Blues have been a force at home this season and will back themselves against relegation-threatened Ipswich. But the Tractor Boys have saved some of their best for away days and not to mention the memorable win they had over Chelsea in December. If they can stay solid at the back and exploit the Blues’ recent scoring struggles, we could be in for a tense affair. Otherwise, it’s Chelsea’s game to lose. 

Chelsea to Win (2-0)

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