Brentford are wrapping up the season on a high note and are in contention for a top-eight finish, which could potentially land them a spot in the UEFA Conference League next season, if they can beat Ipswich who are headed for relegation.
The Bees are currently in ninth place, but a strong finish could see them secure a spot for European competition, with Thomas Frank's team carrying a good run of form.
On the other hand, Ipswich have already been relegated and are getting ready for life in the Championship after a challenging season.
Team news
Ipswich will be missing Conor Townsend, Wes Burns, Chiedozie Ogbene, Jaden Philogene, and Sammie Szmodics due to injuries.
Leif Davis is suspended for the hosts, while Axel Tuanzebe and Nathan Broadhead are doubtful for the match.
Brentford will have to do without Myles Peart-Harris, Aaron Hickey, Joshua Dasilva, Vitaly Janelt, and Fabio Carvalho for their visit to Portman Road.
The stats
Ipswich have only managed to win one home game in the league this season.
The team has suffered seven consecutive defeats at Portman Road, conceding a total of 24 goals during that period.
Meanwhile, Brentford have secured victories in their last three league matches.
Yoane Wissa has scored a total of 18 goals in the league this season, including four in his recent four appearances.
In their previous encounter this season, Brentford defeated Ipswich 4-3 with Wissa scoring two goals.
Prediction
Brentford are expected to comfortably win on Saturday as they aim for a top-half finish and potentially European qualification for the next season.
Frank's squad has performed admirably this season, with wins against Brighton, Nottingham Forest, and Manchester United in their last three games.
Going up against a struggling Town team that has lost their last seven matches at Portman Road, an away victory seems likely, especially with the in-form Wissa leading the charge.
The forward from DR Congo has been in prolific form with 18 goals in all competitions this season, including four in his recent appearances, and he is likely to continue his impressive scoring streak in East Anglia.
Having already netted twice in the 4-3 win against Ipswich at home earlier in the season, Wissa could once again be a thorn in Kieran McKenna's side.