Ipswich on brink of second place, Leicester's survival hopes dwindle

Ipswich Town's emphatic victory over Norwich has put them in a commanding position to secure second place. The Tractor Boys are now two points clear of Millwall and three points ahead of Middlesbrough, with two games in hand on both teams. Ipswich boss Kieran McKenna hailed the win as 'brilliant' and a significant milestone for the club, given their 20-year wait for a victory at Carrow Road. The team's chances of joining Coventry in the Premier League next season look increasingly likely, despite challenging games against Middlesbrough and Southampton still to come. Meanwhile, Leicester City's 1-0 defeat to Swansea has left them four points adrift of safety with four games remaining, making their survival prospects appear bleak. In other Championship news, Southampton's fifth consecutive win has propelled them into fifth place, and they could potentially overtake Middlesbrough into fourth if they beat Blackburn on Tuesday night.