Ross Halls takes a look at how Ipswich Town have got on in Halloween games through the years...
Ipswich Town 1-0 Crewe Alexandra - 2020
The Blues' last game on this day was during the behind closed doors Covid days when they beat the Railwaymen at Portman Road in League One
Oli Hawkins netted his first and only goal for the club in the victory as he headed home Alan Judge's cross in the 62nd minute to seal the three points.
Cardiff City 3-1 Ipswich Town - 2017
A tough evening in Wales next up as Mick McCarthy's men were beaten by the Bluebirds, who were flying high in the Championship at the time under Neil Warnock.
Junior Hoilett put the hosts in front, then Omar Bogle doubled the lead seconds after the break, before Bersant Celina struck in the 90th minute to create hopes of a late comeback, which was swiftly ended when Danny Ward fired home the Welsh's side third goal to wrap up the win.
Ipswich Town 0-0 Cardiff City - 2015
It was the same opponent on this day two years earlier but this time the two sides played out a stalemate in Suffolk.
Daryl Murphy came closes to scoring for the Blues, who extended their winless run to seven games and drew their fourth straight home game.
Ipswich Town 1-0 Derby County - 2009
A much better result, 15 years ago when Town's long wait for a first Championship win of the season ended with a victory over the Rams at Portman Road.
Roy Keane had presided over 14 winless league games, but broke his duck at the 15th time of asking, thanks to a David Wright 66th minute header. Town remained bottom though...
Plymouth Argyle 1-1 Ipswich Town - 2006
Three years earlier, Jim Magilton's side drew at Home Park in the second tier, with Sylvain Legwinski giving Ipswich a first-minute lead when he lashed home a Matt Richards' corner.
But the Devon side levelled when Paul Wotton headed home in the 22nd minute, with Town ending the game with ten-men as Fabian Wilnis was sent off 13 minutes from time for a second bookable offence.
Ipswich Town 1-0 Slovan Liberec - 2002
A memorable game up next as Joe Royle took charge of his first game as Town boss with his reign starting with a narrow victory over Czech champions Slovan Liberec in the UEFA Cup 2nd Round, 1st Leg,
A 69th-minute goal from Darren Bent was enough for Town, who kept their 40-year unbeaten home run in Europe going, but were beaten in the second leg on penalties.
Ipswich Town 2-0 West Brom - 1998
Four years earlier, George Burley's side secured a victory over First Division rivals West Brom at Portman Road, who had current Chelsea boss Enzo Maresca in their side.
David Johnson netted two second half goals against the Baggies, with the forward heading in his first in the 66th minute, before notching his brace eight minutes later. This was Richard Wright's tenth clean-sheet in the opening 15 games too.
Nottingham Forest 0-1 Ipswich Town - 1992
Next up is a victory over Brian Clough's reds, who had won just twice in their opening 13 games in the newly formed Premier League, while Town had only lost two games.
Jason Dozzell's sixth minute header was enough for the Blues to secure their first win at the City Ground since 1980.
Ipswich Town 1-0 Watford - 1989
35 years ago today, John Duncan's side were victorious at home over the Hornets in the second division. Town were awarded two penalties in this game.
However, John Wark saw his spot kick saved by Tony Coton, but Neil Thomas stepped up for the second penalty and made no mistake in slotting home for his first league goal for the club.
AFC Bournemouth 1-1 Ipswich Town - 1987
Two years earlier, Duncan's men were held to a 1-1 draw with the Cherries at Dean Court in the first game between the two sides in the second tier.
Mark Brennan was on the scoresheet for Town, while Shaun Brooks netted for the hosts.
Aston Villa 0-1 Ipswich Town - 1981
Next up we focus on a victory over Ron Saunders' side, who had pipped Bobby Robson's side to the league title in the previous season.
Russell Osman netted the only goal of the game for Town as they secured all three points at Villa Park. Of course, the Blues would miss out of the title again after finishing runners-up to Liverpool this time...
Fulham 2-2 Ipswich Town - 1973
A cup clash next as Town drew at the Cottagers in the third round of the League Cup, with Trevor Whymark and Clive Woods among the scorers for Robson's side.
This result meant a replay was needed back in Suffolk, which Town won 2-1 to progress but were beaten in the next round by Birmingham City.
Man City 2-0 Ipswich Town - 1970
A defeat up next as Town's winless run at Maine Road was extended to eight games as Robson's men conceded a goal in each half.
Francis Lee and Colin Bell were the goalscorers for City in the top flight clash.
Swindon Town 3-1 Ipswich Town - 1964
60 years ago, Bill McGarry's side were beaten by the Robins at the City Ground, whose goals game from Bill Atkins, Mike Summerbee and an own goal from Mick McNeil.
John Colrain scored for Town in the second tier clash, which also saw the final games in a Blues' shirt for Roy Stephenson and Larry Carberry, who were in the side that won the league title in 1962.
Ipswich Town 2-0 Hull City - 1959
65 years ago, Alf Ramsey's side secured a home victory over the Tigers in the second tier, thanks to a quick fire double from Ray Crawford.
The forward netted in the second and third minute in the game.
Ipswich Town 3-0 Walsall
And finally, the first ever competition game on this day was a Division 3 (South) clash which saw Scott Duncan's Blues claim all three points over the Saddlers.
Billy Reed, Tom Garneys and John Elsworthy were the scorers for Town, who went on to win the league title that season and win promotion to the second tier for the first time.
One former Town player was born on this day in the form of Ricard Fuller, who had a short loan spell from Southampton in 2006.
He scored twice in three games, including netting on his debut against Leicester City and being sent off in his final game at Crystal Palace.
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