Burgess edges Ipswich past Coventry to within a point of the Premier League
What a difference a few days makes. After witnessing his Ipswich side squander the lead for the third time with a few minutes to spare at Hull last Saturday, Kieran McKenna punched the window pane in the away dugout but here the full-time scenes were of unfiltered joy. Ipswich are so close to promotion they can probably smell the gloss of the Premier League, spy its bells and whistles.
There was simply no better time for Ipswich to return to winning ways, this victory their first in five matches after taking six points from their previous five matches. Whatever happens from here, it has been an outstanding campaign for Ipswich, who were celebrating promotion from League One this time last season.
