Entering the Championship clash at Hull, Ipswich knew that a win would push them into second place and close to automatic promotion. However, the Tractor Boys could only manage a 3-3 draw, keeping them behind Leeds in third. Despite this setback, manager McKenna sees the point gained at Hull as a positive heading into their next match at Coventry City.
With one final game left in the season against Huddersfield Town, Ipswich aimed to secure a minimum of five points from their last three matches to secure automatic promotion. McKenna emphasized the importance of the 90 points they had accumulated, highlighting the significance of achieving such a feat in consecutive seasons in different divisions.
Looking ahead to the Coventry clash, McKenna made it clear that the goal was to secure a positive result to maintain control over their promotion destiny. The team showed no signs of anxiety, enjoying the challenge of playing at such a competitive level. Despite the pressure, Ipswich remained focused on delivering strong performances and embracing the opportunity to potentially secure promotion to the Premier League.
Overall, McKenna expressed confidence in his team’s abilities and their enjoyment of the season’s challenges. With the prospect of being in contention for automatic promotion, Ipswich prepared to face Coventry with determination and resilience.
