Ipswich Town

  1. Axel Tuanzebe playing for Manchester United

  3. Azor Matusiwa playing for Rennes

  7. A mid shot of George Hirst. He has short brown hair and is wearing Ipswich Town's Blue pin-striped shirt.

  11. Paul Hamilton smiles at the camera. He has thinning hair that is dark along with a dark beard with some grey hairs in it. He wears a dark T-shirt.

  12. The Halo logo on the Ipswich Town shirt

  13. Axel Tuanzebe poses for a photo in Burnley kit

  14. Bromley celebrate scoring against Newcastle in the FA Cup

  15. EFL Football

  16. The biggest dates on the calendar are...

    The EFL fixture list is out and we know you are bursting to know what you've got to look forward to - or dread - from your team this upcoming season.

    Here are some key dates to put in your diary:

    • 8 August - v Birmingham (A)

    • 16 August - v Southampton (H)

    • 4 October - v Norwich (H)

    • 26 December - v Millwall (A)

    • 1 January 2026 - v Oxford United (H)

    • 11 April - v Norwich (A)

    • 2 May - v QPR (H)

    See Ipswich Town's full fixture list here.

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  17. Tom Wagner, Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney

  18. Fixture day is almost upon us...

    Your club will soon discover their schedule for the upcoming EFL season. As soon as Thursday, in fact.

    Want to know who your side will face on opening day? The EFL fixtures will be announced at 12:00 BST - but that's not all.

    The day will be rounded off by the first round of Carabao Cup being drawn at 16:30 BST.

    So check back on 26 June to see who your team faces first, last and everything in between.

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  19. Town stalwart leaves coaching role

    Bryan Klug pictured wearing an Ipswich Town training topRex Features

    Bryan Klug has acted as caretaker boss three times, most recently in 2018

    Long-serving Ipswich coach Bryan Klug has decided to leave the club.

    Klug's association with Town goes back nearly 50 years, in both a playing and coaching capacity, having come through the youth system at Portman Road and being on the books under Sir Bobby Robson in the late 1970s and early 80s.

    He played for Wimbledon, Chesterfield, Peterborough and a number of non-league clubs during his playing career before returning to Ipswich as a youth coach in 1987 and becoming head of the club's academy when it launched in 1998.

    As well as helping the development of stars including Kieron Dyer, Richard Wright, Titus Bramble and Darren Bent, he saw the under-18s win the FA Youth Cup in 2005, became Jim Magilton's assistant manager the following year and served as caretaker boss on three occasions before becoming head of coaching and player development in 2016.

    "Everyone at Ipswich Town thanks Bryan for his contribution over such a prolonged period and wishes him well for the future," a club statement said, adding he was leaving "in order to pursue other interests".

  20. Dara O'Shea, wearing pink away kit, playing for Ipswich against Chelsea

  21. Ipswich Town Women and their manager celebrate their promotion. They stand in a group with the manager in the middle with a large trophy held above his head. Many of the players cheer and have their arms raised in the air.

  22. Liam Delap puts his finger up while wearing a Chelsea shirt

  23. Ipswich Town women to play home games at Colchester

    Colchester United's JobServe Community StadiumRex Features

    Ipswich Town Women will play home games at Colchester United's JobServe Community Stadium for the next two seasons.

    Ipswich Town women will play home games at Colchester's JobServe Community Stadium for the next two seasons.

    The agreement will also see the club's men's under-21s play a number of games at the venue, which is 16 miles from Ipswich across the Essex border, in 2025-26 and 2026-27.

    Town women will play second-tier football for the first time in 2025-26 after winning promotion to the newly renamed WSL2 (Women's Super League 2) last season, having played home games at Felixstowe & Walton United for more than a decade.

    The deal will see upgrades to the pitch at the JobServe Community Stadium ahead of the new season.

    Rachel Harris, Town's head of women's football, told the club website: "With the additional requirements and challenges following promotion to the second tier for the first time, it sadly wasn't possible to maintain the Martello as our home. We're excited to be playing our WSL2 games at Colchester, and we can't wait to welcome our fans to the stadium as we make the step up next season."

    Town chairman Mark Ashton said: "We're excited for the possibilities available to us at Colchester and look forward to seeing as many of our fans there as possible supporting Joe Sheehan and his team."

    Following record crowds in each of the past two campaigns, the club intends to host the women's team at Portman Road during the next campaign while work is continuing towards finding a permanent home in the Ipswich area.