Ipswich vs West Ham

Ipswich Town finish the 2024-25 season with just 22 points, their lowest-ever tally in a league campaign (3 pts for a win), while their total of four wins is also their lowest ever in a league season.

West Ham have secured consecutive away Premier League wins for the first time since December 2023 (wins v Burnley and Spurs), following a 2-0 win at Old Trafford and this victory at Portman Road.

In his 18 Premier League games in charge of West Ham this season, Graham Potter has seen his side average 1.11 points per game with a 28% win rate, lower than previous Hammers’ boss, Julen Lopetegui (1.15 pts per game, 30% win rate in 2024-25), while overall, Potter’s points-per-game figure is better only than Avram Grant’s Premier League record with the club among permanent bosses (0.89 pts per game).

Ipswich have won just two of their last 13 home league games against West Ham (D3 L8), though one of these was their most recent encounter in January 2012 in the Championship (5-1).

West Ham have lost just one of their last 17 top-flight games against Ipswich (W10 D6), going down 1-0 at Upton Park in March 2001.

Ipswich have won their final league game in three of the last four seasons (D1). However, as a Premier League side they’ve won just one of their five final day matches (D2 L2), beating Nottingham Forest 2-1 in 1992-93.

West Ham have lost their final league match in each of the last three seasons. Only once have they done so in four consecutive campaigns (1929-30 to 1932-33).

Ipswich have lost each of their last eight Premier League home games, their longest losing run at home in their league history. Fellow relegated sides Leicester and Southampton have already lost nine in a row at home this term – only twice before had a side lost as many consecutively in a single Premier League campaign (Watford 2021-22, Wolves 2011-12).