Ipswich on Brink of Second Place, Leicester in Desperate Trouble

Ipswich's dominant win over Norwich has put them firmly in control of second place. The Tractor Boys are now two points ahead of Millwall and three points clear of Middlesbrough, with two games in hand on both teams. According to Ipswich manager Kieran McKenna, "This is a fantastic result for the club. As soon as I arrived, I was told how crucial this fixture was, and it's been 20 years since we last won at Carrow Road. We finally secured a win at our place earlier this season, and now we've completed the double. I know how much this means to everyone connected with the club, and I'm sure they're all enjoying it." Ipswich's chances of joining Coventry in the Premier League next season are looking increasingly likely, despite having challenging games against Middlesbrough and Southampton in their final six matches. Meanwhile, Coventry's promotion wait continues after they failed to beat Sheffield Wednesday. Although they are 12 points clear of Millwall in third with four games to go, they need a point against Blackburn to seal their promotion. Southampton's fifth consecutive victory has propelled them into fifth place, and they could potentially overtake Middlesbrough into fourth if they beat Blackburn on Tuesday night. Leicester's 1-0 defeat to Swansea has left them four points adrift of safety with four games remaining, making their situation increasingly dire. According to Leicester manager Gary Rowett, "We just give away a stupid goal. I don't know how many times I've said it. It's an absolutely ridiculous goal to give away, maybe we have to just go back to basics. We've struggled over a long period this season to do the basics well. The next game is going to define a lot. We've got to show more fight and show a little bit more desperation."