Ipswich Town Breathe in a new life Premier League Thanks to Bournemouth’s 2-1 victory in survival bid.

While the Tractor Boys have a lot of work to do, Kieran McKenna’s side has already brought a lifeline to herself before a huge weekend clash with the Wolves on Portman Road.

Their victory at the Vital Stadium may see Ipswich following the path of other Premier League teams as they have been stuck in trouble with all their failures over the past few years.

Suffolk Side, who spent most of the year in the penultimate game, seemed to be the only team able to catch the 17th Wolves, who were nine points behind by eight games.

Whatever happens on Saturday afternoon, Ipswich can still draw inspiration from these top flying teams who have successfully fought for the Premier League.

Here we rank the best aspects to beat various odds.

10

Wigan Sports (2006/07)

Last day showdown saw Ruts sending blades to champion

Wigan Sports The form In early 2007, they saw them landing on the table and eventually needed to win on the last day to ensure their safety.

Three wins in five months meant that Latics had accidentally played a final day of play-off with Sheffield United, and he only needed a little to survive.

Wigan led Paul Scharner before Jon Stead fought for hosts, but David Unsworth’s penalty against the half-time game was the ultimate winner, allowing visitors to survive.

Since this boils down to a game, it’s not the biggest escape ever, but when it matters most, take the win out of the bag.

9

Leeds United (2021/22)

Harrison late champion Leeds stands out from penultimate

Leeds United The entire 2021/22 season spent the six seasons at the bottom, and after losing three games in mid-May, the whites would need to get another victory in the last two games to stay up late.

A late draw against Brighton on matchday ensured Burnley’s final day improved enough to stay floating, ensuring that the tense clash with Brentford would determine their fate.

Jesse Marsch’s team once passed Raphinha, but Sergi Canos’ equalizer means West Yorkshire’s outfit is one of the targets for relegation, with Burnley lagging behind Newcastle.

However, Jack Harrison’s late strike allowed Leeds to fight another day in the Premier League and stay on the skin of their teeth.

8

Wigan Sports (2010/11)

Rodallega heroically secures another big escape

Wigan started to become a survival expert name for himself, and one of their best escapes was in the 2010/11 season, when they even started the last day on the penultimate day.

The Labor Society is in danger again and spends most of its activities in the downgrade zone.

Hugo Rodallega came with Charles N’Zogbia to save Roberto Martinez’s side.

Wigan somehow won the last minute victory to relegate West Ham in the penultimate game before visiting Stoke City on the last day.

Rodallega attacked violently at the Britannia Stadium to ensure Wigan’s safety, despite being on the verge of demotion many times.

7

Bradford City 1999/00

Bantam beats Liverpool to stay alive

Bradford City won three of its last four games, maintaining the Premier League in a tense conclusion of the 1999/00 season.

The Bantams had a lot of trouble with just five games, scoring six points in the 17th Wimbledon and trailing behind six straight losses.

But Paul Jewell’s side scored 10 points in a possible 15 matches, including a win over Wimbledon at Valley Parade and a 1-0 victory over Liverpool on the final day to ensure survival.

6

Everton 1993/94

Goodison drama sees toffees survive on the last day

Everton Recently, I’ve been in trouble with downgrades recently, but their best escape from the fall was probably their Houdini Act of 1994.

The Toffees recorded only 1 win in 10 games entering the final day and needed another victory to escape the three-pointer.

After the top six of Goodison Park faced Wimbledon’s side, home down 2-0 in 20 minutes, the worst was the start.

But Everton was saved from the most dramatic turnaround by Graham Stuart’s doubles and Barry Horne’s screamer’s barnstorm comeback.

5

Aston Villa 2019/20

Excellent running-in keeps Villas alive

All participants in the 2019/20 season were somewhat different and returned to the pandemic-bearing sport with two draws and four losses, Dean Smith’s Aston Villa It is a strong favorite of falling.

After Watford and West Ham were four points behind, the final four games gave Villas eight points, sneaking away from the in-divided threes.

A huge turning point was when they beat Arsenal 1-0 in the penultimate game, which gave them the slimest advantage before the final game, when they just needed to improve Watford’s results.

Villa waited for the Hornets’ failure at Arsenal to be confirmed after a tense draw with West Ham, which led to celebrations in East London.

4

Sunderland 2013/14

Black Cats won four games in spin to safe to safe

Sunderland Probably ranked 14th in 2014, but that hardly speaks to their impressive escape story.

Not only Christmas at Christmas, the Black Cats are often the death knell of the teams fighting the falling game – but Gustavo Poyet’s side landed at the feet of the table at the end of April 27, when the victory over Cardiff City gushed them out of the penultimate.

The Wearsiders run-in was impressive, with four straight wins surviving, including wins at homes at Chelsea and Manchester United.

Sunderland was doomed to lose for most of the season, thus scoring five points in the down game, which put them in the final loss of academics at Swansea City.

3

Leicester City 2014/15

Crazy form runs can save foxes and set up historic sports

Save seven victories in the last nine games Leicester City From going straight back to the championship game – and setting the scene for the greatest campaign we’ve ever seen.

The Fox looks destined to return to the second level, with 7 points left for the remaining nine games.

The inspired team of Nigel Pearson won just four games throughout the season and had no victory in nearly three months, with only Chelsea defeating Chelsea, which made the King Power Stadium a safe bastion, with them winning at safety and 6 points in the descent zone.

We all know what happened next.

2

West Brom 2004/05

The bag escaped miraculously on the last day

West Bromwich Albion It was the historic final day winner, and it remains the only time that all three relegated teams have confirmed their relegation in the final round.

Despite being rooted at the bottom of Christmas and spending most of the year in the fall zone, bags offer themselves a fight opportunity thanks to a significant victory over Charlton Athletic and Everton, both sides of the last mid-season international breakout, and a reliable point at Manchester United.

On the last day, Bryan Robson’s team needed to beat Portsmouth before other results could pass.

Norwich City and Southampton’s defeats and Crystal Palace’s draw at Charlton meant that goals from Geoff Horsfield and Kieran Richardson were enough to extend their accommodation in the top flight in some way.

1

Fulham 2007/08

Roy Hodgson’s complete miracle turnaround

When Roy Hodgson took over Fulham Boss In December 2007, the white man was in trouble. With only two wins in the year, they will need to make quick turns facing their prospects for seven seasons in the Premier League.

It took Hodgson more than a month to get his first victory, but it didn’t lead to a change in Fulham’s fate.

Fulham scored a safe six points after beating Sunderland in early April and had a poor difference from most relegated rivals. But somehow, they did enough in the last five games to save their Premier League status.

A key victory over the low reading started their revival before beating Earth with Liverpool’s home court.

Then, their most miraculous campaign results were almost single-handed, giving them the inspiration they needed to stay up late.

Fulham’s Manchester defeated the game 2-0, but in the last 20 minutes, an incredible comeback – a Superb Double seal by Diomansy Kamara – rejuvenated the Goats.

When Danny Murphy’s late champion at Fratton Park saw them at the cost of reading at three goals, the victory over Birmingham and Portsmouth put Fulham into the turnaround.