IN the fiery cauldron of Super Sunday this weekend, the Super Blues' hopes of a play-off place... for a crack at the Premier League... will be decided once and for all.
IN the fiery cauldron of Super Sunday this weekend, the Super Blues' hopes of a play-off place... for a crack at the Premier League... will be decided once and for all.
A fighting comeback and a precious point in Lancashire on Saturday has given Ipswich Town an outside chance of reaching the top six.
That late Jon Walters equaliser for Ipswich could prove to be so important.
Collapsing Watford went down to already-relegated Scunthorpe at Vicarage Road - so now there are two play-off places to go for - and five teams bidding for them.
Watford, Crystal Palace and Wolves, who are ahead of Ipswich, remain favourites.
But Town - should they overcome the dogged resistance of Hull City, play-off certainties and still in with a chance of automatic promotion - could just sneak in at the death.
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