FPL promoted teams: £5.5m Hutchinson a potential star

Ipswich arrive in the Premier League having scored 92 goals last season, the highest tally in the division and three more than champions Leicester City.

They weren’t afraid to pull the trigger, either, racking up 719 shots, another league-high.

At home, they were especially prolific, averaging 2.5 goals per game. That figure dropped to 1.4 on the road, as Kieran McKenna opted for a more controlled approach away from Portman Road.

That said, back-to-back promotions were achieved by playing a dynamic, exciting brand of attacking football. Expect that to continue in the Premier League, even if they do have to temper it in slightly.

193 league goals scored across the last two seasons and a commitment to attacking football says ‘absolutely’. During back-to-back promotions, Ipswich outscored every team across both campaigns.

“Notably, last season’s tally of 92 Championship goals included only three penalties. In contrast, 13 of champions Leicester’s 89 goals came from the penalty spot.” – FPL Reuser