Ipswich's Final Sprint for Second Place

0:00On April 19th, the battle for second automatic promotion in the championship boils down to the next 10 days. If Switch grabbed that spot after a wild 2-2 draw with Middlesbrough at Portman Road on Sunday. There ahead of Millwall on Gold Difference and one point up on Southampton, plus they hold a game in hand. If Switch faces the brutal stretch, with three away games in six days to close the season. That starts with Charlton on Wednesday, then West Brom on Saturday, and a massive clash at fourth place Southampton on Tuesday, April 28th. Their waveform has been shaky, just eight wins from 20, but they've pulled off upsets before. Managers are feeling the heat. If Switch boss Kieran McKenna says it'll take huge effort to get results on the road and return for the finale at home. Middlesbrough's Kim Hellberg admits they must win their next two, just to stay alive for automatics or build playoff momentum after slipping from top. Spot with a 7-game win list streak. Meanwhile, Millwall stays locked in after beating QPR with boss Alex Niel calling their

1:03position positive, they've won more than anyone but the league. Bleaders Southampton's on fire too, 16 Unbeaten, including 13 victories, climbing from 14th to breathing down next. These 10 days could crown second place or set up a final day thriller with every result shifting the script.