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3,000 Up? - Ipswich Town News

Town will pass the 3,000 mark for home goals as a professional club if they net twice against West Brom on Saturday.

The Blues reached the 1,000 milestone in April 1962 when Ray Crawford netted the second goal in a 2-0 victory over Aston Villa. A goal also notable as it clinched Town the League Championship for the first and so far only time.

Paul Mariner notched the 2,000th goal when scoring the third in a 3-2 League Cup win over QPR in November 1983, John Wark having grabbed the previous two.

Town's 2,998 professional home goals up to now are distributed across the various competitions in they have taken part like this:





















Premier League 125
Division 1 (Pre-92/93) 749
Division 1 New (post-92/93) 310
Championship 89
Division 2 (pre-92/93) 619
Division 3 South 515
Southern League 97
Play-offs 12
FA Cup 207
League Cup 146
Full Members Cup 27
Texaco Cup 9
Charity Shield 1
Anglo-Italian 6
European Cup 12
ECWC 5
UEFA 67
Southern Section Cup 1
Southern League Cup 1


Thanks to Seán Salter for the excellent stat.

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