By Scott Cooper
February 19 2003

Both Wolves and Ipswich town were both odds on to win the league at the start of the season. Things have not gone to plan, but for the first time this season, the sides go head to head in what can only be described as a "Six-Pointer"

Geoge Ndah has expressed how big Tonight`s match with Ipswich Town is, classing it as "Massive".

 Wolves cup hero, has put the cup dreams on hold as he travels to Portman Road, hoping he can provide the goals which would put light between Ipswich and Wolves in the Play-Off race.

 Just one point is between the two teams : Wolves one point off the Play-Offs, Ipswich Two points off the Play-Offs, a game tonight which really is a "Six Pointer".

 With the two teams again meeting at Molineux on March 5th, both sides have the ability to cause serious damage to each others Play-Off hopes.

 Wolves Striker George Ndah told the Official Ipswich Town Website "It is a massive match for both clubs, as it will be when we play Ipswich at our place in a few weeks, It's so tight at the top that if you drop three points, you can end up moving three or four places down the table."

 Ndah however is not surprised about the late Ipswich charge, and pays them the full respect they deserve.

Again, speaking to the Official Ipswich website he says "I don't think the UEFA Cup helped Ipswich's cause at the start of the year,"

 "They were playing so many games but since they have been out of Europe, they seemed to have benefited.

"They have got some excellent players in their side and play good football so it's not a surprise to me to see them in contention for promotion now and we know we will be in for a big test tonight."

 

 Meanwhile, Wolves must ensure that the last league match: a 4-1 thumping Away at Brighton is not repeated, and the Wolves play to full potential.

 Either way, its going to be a cracker.

Ipswich Town		Wolverhampton Wanderers
Ven Versus Pos H 3 - 2 Sheff United W 3 A 0 - 2 Bradford L 19 H 3 - 0 Preston W 18 A 1 - 1 Burnley D 12 H 4 - 1 Millwall W 15 H 3 - 2 Walsall W 19 A 2 - 1 Leicester W 2 A 1 - 1 Portsmouth D 1 H 4 - 2 Watford W 8 A 1 - 1 Brighton D 24		Ven Versus Pos A 1 - 4 Brighton L 24 A 4 - 0 Sheff Wed W 23 H 1 - 1 Wimbledon D 17 A 1 - 0 Walsall W 19 H 1 - 1 Derby D 17 H 1 - 2 Bradford L 20 A 1 - 2 Burnley L 15 A 1 - 1 Millwall D 17 H 0 - 2 Coventry L 14 H 1 - 0 Norwich W 4

6-1 vs Leicester		Biggest Home Win		4-0 vs Preston
2-0 vs Walsall, Watford		Biggest Away Win		4-0 vs Gillingham, Sheff Wed
1-2 vs Bradford, Crystal Palace, Rotherham		Heaviest Home Defeat		1-3 vs Sheff United
0-3 vs Grimsby		Heaviest Away Defeat		1-4 vs Brighton
29		Players Used		24
6		Clean Sheets		10
6		Failed To Score		5
3		Best Winning Sequence		3
8		Best Unbeaten Sequence		10
2		Worst Losing Sequence		3
6		Worst Sequence With No Win		5

Stats do not include cup games and are part of the Wolvesfc.co.uk and Soccer-stats.com agreement and are correct at time of publish.