Nottingham Forest also make two changes to their starting XI, after their 1-0 loss at home to the champions Arsenal. Morgan Gibbs-White and Nikola Milenkoviàreplace Ousmane Diomande, who drops to the bench, and Nicolás DomÃÂnguez, who misses out altogether.
Ipswich make two changes to their starting XI following their 3-2 defeat at Manchester City last weekend. Abdul Fatawu and Jaden Philogene come in for Jacob Greaves and Daizen Maeda, who drop to the bench.
Ipswich Town: Walton, Ouattara, Diop, OâÂÂShea, Davis, Palacios, Florentino, Fatawu, Enciso, Philogene-Bidace, Emersonn.
Subs: Scherpen, Furlong, Matusiwa, Flemming, Greaves, Akpom, Nunez, Maeda, Clarke.
Nottingham Forest: Sels, Jair Cunha, Milenkovic, Murillo, Munoz, McAtee, Schlager, Williams, Ndoye, Gibbs-White, Delap.
Subs: John Victor, Diomande, Sangare, Hudson-Odoi, Wood, Kalimuendo, Yates, Netz, Aina.
Referee: Thomas Bramall
VAR: Constantine Hatzidakis
At last, the 1978 show! That year marking the start of imperial phases for both of these clubs: Ipswich Town won their first and only FA Cup, Nottingham Forest their sole league championship. Within another three years, Town were lifting the Uefa Cup (and really should have won another league title to go with Sir AlfâÂÂs heroic flash-in-the-pan) by which point Forest were two-time European champions. A pair of genuinely legendary managers, too, in Bobby Robson and Brian Clough. Glory days colliding, banner moments coinciding. Could it all happen again? Well, thereâÂÂs no point anyone pulling on their boots if weâÂÂre not allowed to dream, so why not? Ipswich can go as high as fifth for the evening, though theyâÂÂd have to win big, while Forest could catapult themselves into the comfort of mid-table. And after that, a world of possibility stretches out ahead. Bobby and Brian showed us how. Kick-off is at 8pm BST. ItâÂÂs on!