イプスウィッチ・タウン

イプスウィッチ・タウン

Ipswich Town FC, founded in 1878, is based in Ipswich, the county town of Suffolk in eastern England. After returning to the Premier League in 2024 following a 22-year absence, the club plays at Portman Road, a traditional and intimate English football ground with a capacity of around 30,000. Known as the Tractor Boys, Ipswich have a proud history including winning the First Division in 1962 under Alf Ramsey and the UEFA Cup in 1981 under Bobby Robson, one of England's greatest managerial achievements. Under Kieran McKenna's exciting management, the club swept through League One and the Championship in consecutive promotions, earning a return to top-flight football with an expansive, high-energy style that has captured the imagination of fans and neutrals alike.