ALL ROADS lead to Molineux on Saturday for what will be Ipswich Town's biggest match of the season so far.Wolverhampton Wanderers' 1-0 defeat at home to Black Country rivals West Brom last night means Town are two points ahead of Wolves, who still have a game in hand, in the race for sixth spot in the Coca-Cola Championship.

ALL ROADS lead to Molineux on Saturday for what will be Ipswich Town's biggest match of the season so far.

Wolverhampton Wanderers' 1-0 defeat at home to Black Country rivals West Brom last night means Town are two points ahead of Wolves, who still have a game in hand, in the race for sixth spot in the Coca-Cola Championship.

A win for Ipswich on Saturday would not only enhance Town's chances of overhauling Crystal Palace but effectively end Wolves' hopes of finishing in the final play-off spot.

Wolves boss Mick McCarthy said after last night's match: “It could have been four-all instead of 1-0.

“But no-one will want to hear whether we played good, bad or indifferent because we lost.

“I can't do anything about that now but we can do something on Saturday.

“We will go into the game buoyant because of the way we have played tonight - and have been playing recently.”

Zoltan Gera's 59th-minute winner sent West Brom back to the top of the table, while Hull City - Town's opponents at Portman Road on the final day of the season - strengthened their claim for an automatic promotion place by winning 3-1 at Barnsley.