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Rotherham v Ipswich predictions, betting odds and tips: Tractor Boys can turn on the style

Free expert football tips, best bets and predictions for Rotherham United v Ipswich Town in the Championship on Tuesday

Kieran McKenna can keep Ipswich moving in the right direction
Kieran McKenna can keep Ipswich moving in the right directionCredit: David Rogers

Where to watch Rotherham v Ipswich

Sky Sports Main Event & Football, 8pm Tuesday

Best bet

Ipswich to win & over 2.5 goals
1pt 11-10 general

Rotherham v Ipswich odds

Rotherham 6-1
Ipswich 1-2
Draw 15-4

Odds correct at time of publishing


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Rotherham v Ipswich predictions

Championship highflyers Ipswich escaped with a point from Saturday's 2-2 draw at Birmingham but they are much more used to winning games and should be too strong for third-bottom Rotherham at the New York Stadium.

The Tractor Boys have dominated the majority of their matches but they needed to show a strong mentality at the weekend by coming from two goals behind against a Birmingham side eager to impress new  manager Wayne Rooney.

Rotherham will be just as determined to give Ipswich a difficult game but they may lack the resources to be competitive.

The Millers operate on a modest budget and their squad is stretched with Lee Peltier, Grant Hall, Andre Green, Tyler Blackett, Cameron Humphreys, Jamie Lindsay and Shane Ferguson sitting out the weekend 1-1 draw at home to QPR.

Matt Taylor's side were happy enough to share the spoils at the weekend but they face a step up in class against Ipswich and may fall short in a high-scoring game.


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