Harry Wilson Praises Fulham's Squad Effort And Potential Ahead Of Ipswich Town Match

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Fulham's Harry Wilson has commended the team's collective effort and believes there's more potential to unlock as they prepare for Ipswich Town. Fulham currently sits eighth in the Premier League, remaining unbeaten in their last seven games. Despite facing top teams and missing key players, Marco Silva's squad has shown resilience. Wilson, often contributing from the bench, has achieved a personal best of five league goals this season.

Wilson expressed optimism, stating, "We're in a good moment and if we get a few more wins then we'll be a bit happier." He acknowledged the impact of injuries but praised the squad's depth. "The lads who have come in, who maybe haven't played as much, have done really well and it's been a real squad effort," he added.

Antonee Robinson has been instrumental for Fulham, assisting Wilson's goal against Bournemouth. He ended 2024 with ten Premier League assists, matching Luis Boa Morte's record for Fulham in 2005. Robinson is one of only two players to achieve this feat without scoring himself, alongside Kieran Trippier for Newcastle United in 2023.

Liam Delap was pivotal in Ipswich's surprise 2-0 victory over Chelsea. He scored from a penalty he earned and assisted Omari Hutchinson for the second goal. Delap now boasts nine goal involvements this season. Ipswich manager Kieran McKenna noted Delap's growth since joining from Manchester City, saying, "He's improving and he's a different beast now to what he was in July."

Fulham recently drew 2-2 with Bournemouth after conceding late. Meanwhile, Ipswich secured their first home win since returning to the Premier League with their victory over Chelsea. This win moved them closer to safety by just one point.

Historically, Fulham has dominated recent encounters with Ipswich, remaining unbeaten in their last six league meetings. The last match between these teams ended 1-1 at Portman Road in August. Ipswich has struggled at Craven Cottage, losing their last two visits there.

Match Prediction and Statistics

The probability of Fulham winning stands at 58.9%, while Ipswich has a 19.8% chance of victory. A draw is predicted at 21.3%. Fulham aims to continue their strong form as they hold 29 points from 19 games this season.

Ipswich seeks consecutive wins after recent successes but hasn't achieved back-to-back victories since February 2002. Their recent form shows promise with two wins from four matches.