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They have the second-best away record in the division with 32 points from 17 games, and the East Anglian team has only lost once in 11 second-tier games—a fact that has gone overlooked.
Plymouth has already faced four promotion candidates in a row and has only managed to earn one point out of a potential twelve.
They were able to recover, though, as they defeated Middlesbrough 2-0 previous weekend to put some distance between themselves and the bottom three.
In the end, Plymouth’s achievement to record just their second away victory of the season—both coming this month since Ian Foster’s arrival at the beginning of the year—may be most significant.
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Even a few weeks ago, Kieran McKenna would have conceded that after finishing in the top two for such a long time, Ipswich could have to make do with a postseason berth at the end of the year.
Ipswich are back in the running to finish as runners-up or possibly winners, but there could be no complaints after winning only once in a nine-game span.
The current winning run of four games, during which 13 goals have been scored, has coincided with losses for leaders Leicester City and rivals Southampton.
Leeds United appears immovable at the moment and is the rightful favourite to win promotion over the Tractor Boys, but Ipswich is once again in control of their own destiny.
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