Ipswich started strong, scoring two goals within the first nine minutes. George Hirst opened the scoring, followed by Jaden Philogene. Kasey McAteer sealed the victory with a third goal later in the match.

Kieran McKenna, Ipswich’s manager, expressed gratitude for the achievement. “It means a lot. It’s probably been the hardest one to be honest. I’m so grateful,” he said. He noted that the team has steadily improved throughout the year.

This season marked Ipswich’s remarkable rise, finishing with three promotions in four years under McKenna’s leadership. The club had been relegated from the Premier League just 12 months prior after winning only four matches in their top-flight return.

In contrast, QPR finished the season in 15th place and ended with four consecutive losses. Their struggles were evident as they could not find a way to respond against a dominant Ipswich side.

McKenna acknowledged that this season presented a different challenge for his team. He stated, “This has been a completely different challenge and has been a big challenge.” Ipswich’s last appearance in the top flight was 22 years ago before their relegation.

The victory at Portman Road not only secured promotion but also set a positive tone for Ipswich as they prepare for their return to the Premier League next season.

Next season promises to bring new challenges as Ipswich aims to establish itself among England’s elite once again.

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