Ipswich Town have moved into the automatic promotion places following a run of positive results in the Championship. According to Sky Sports, the Suffolk club looks set for a return to the top flight for the first time since 2002. Pundit Aaron McLean noted the side's consistency under manager Kieran McKenna as a primary factor in their current league position.
Conversely, Leicester City face a difficult period in the Premier League. The Foxes remain in the relegation zone after a series of defeats, per The Guardian. Financial concerns and potential points deductions for alleged breaches of Profitability and Sustainability Rules have further complicated their survival efforts.
McLean suggested the East Midlands club appears destined for the second tier unless their form improves immediately. Other results in the EFL on Saturday saw shifts in the play-off race. Ipswich now sit two points clear of their nearest rivals with three matches remaining in the domestic season.
