In this week’s nostalgia we take a look back to October 2007, when Mick McCarthy’s Wolves came to Portman Road but were sent away with their tails between their legs.

East Anglian Daily Times: Pablo Counago celebrates his goal with his team-mates as Ipswich beat Wolves 3-0 at Portman RoadPablo Counago celebrates his goal with his team-mates as Ipswich beat Wolves 3-0 at Portman Road (Image: Archant)

Ipswich survived an early onslaught, including a missed penalty by Freddy Eastwood, to rack up a tenth successive home win and move into the play-off places as they beat Mick McCarthy’s Wolves at Portman Road in October 2007.

East Anglian Daily Times: Pablo Counago celebrates his goal with Billy Clarke in the 3-0 win over Wolves at Portman Road in October 2012Pablo Counago celebrates his goal with Billy Clarke in the 3-0 win over Wolves at Portman Road in October 2012 (Image: Archant)

Wolves looked to have made the best possible start when Fabian Wilnis left a back-pass to goalkeeper Neil Alexander short, Michael Kightly nipped in and Alexander clipped him to concede a spot-kick.

East Anglian Daily Times: Neil Alexander saves Freddy Eastwood's penalty kickNeil Alexander saves Freddy Eastwood's penalty kick (Image: Archant)

However, Eastwood’s stuttering run-up didn’t fool the home keeper, who made his second penalty save of the week by diving to his right to beat away the Wales international’s poor effort.

East Anglian Daily Times: Alan Lee celebrates his opener for Ipswich with skipper Jason De Vos in the 3-0 win over Wolves at Portman RoadAlan Lee celebrates his opener for Ipswich with skipper Jason De Vos in the 3-0 win over Wolves at Portman Road (Image: Archant)

Still Wolves continued to pour forward, but Ipswich steadily worked their way into the game and on 42 minutes Owen Garvan played a through ball into Alan Lee, who held off Jody Craddock’s challenge before curling the ball beyond the keeper with the outside of his boot to make it 1-0 to the Blues.

East Anglian Daily Times: Pablo Counago celebrates his goalPablo Counago celebrates his goal (Image: Archant)

Town then doubled their lead on 52 minutes, as a quick Jon Walters throw was collected by Pablo Counago and the Spaniard tricked his way beyond Darren Ward before slamming past Hennessey.

East Anglian Daily Times: Danny Haynes makes it 3-0 to the blues in stoppage timeDanny Haynes makes it 3-0 to the blues in stoppage time (Image: Archant)

Wolves tried to rally and Bothroyd had the ball in the net from a Seyi Olofinjana cross but was well offside, before Danny Haynes sealed the win in stoppage time when he took a ball from Dan Harding and turned his marker Neil Collins inside out before hitting a rocket of a left-foot shot past Hennessey from 15 yards out.