Town Second in League - Ipswich Town News
Town's supporters finished the season second in the Premiership Behaviour of the Public Fair Play League behind Liverpool.
Supporters were given marks out of ten at all away games, based on a variety of criteria including sportsmanship, good behaviour and atmosphere created.
Town scored an average 8.50 with Liverpool on 8.71.
On the pitch Town finished fourth in the Fair Play League which could lead to a UEFA Cup place. The draw for the two places will be held at half-time in the final of the European U21 championship on May 28th. Two teams will be drawn from sixteen.
The drawn sides will join the UEFA Cup at the qualifying round stage.
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