Ipswich's character was on full display as they fought back from two deficits to earn a crucial point against Middlesbrough, potentially a pivotal moment in their promotion campaign. Despite a lackluster performance, Kieran McKenna's side showed grit and determination, with Jack Clarke's penalty being more than just a goal - it was a testament to their ability to bounce back under pressure. With a game in hand and a top-two spot still within their grasp, Ipswich's automatic promotion hopes are now theirs to lose in the final four games.
Meanwhile, Southampton's relentless run continued with a seventh consecutive league win, leaving them on the cusp of a play-off place and potentially causing selection headaches ahead of their FA Cup semi-final against Manchester City. Elsewhere, Hull City's struggles persisted as they dropped points from a winning position, and Leicester's relegation woes deepened with a limp defeat at Portsmouth, leaving them on the brink of a potentially disastrous drop to the third tier.