Ross Halls takes a look at how Ipswich Town players got on for their loan clubs on the weekend.

MARCUS HARNESS AND ALI AL-HAMADI

The duo featured for Derby County and Stoke City respectively as they both avoided relegation from the Championship with a goalless draw at Pride Park.

Harness made 42 appearances for the Rams, scoring two goals during his loan spell, while Ali Al-Hamadi featured 15 times for the Potters, scoring twice since joining on loan in January. 

HARRY CLARKE

The defender didn't feature for Sheffield United as they were held to a 1-1 draw at home with Blackburn Rovers in the Championship. 

Clarke suffered a foot injury last month which ended his season. He will miss the Blades play-off campaign as they face Bristol City. Overall, he made just six appearances during his spell at Bramall Lane. 

 

 

CAMERON HUMPHREYS

The midfielder didn't feature for Wycombe Wanderers as they were beaten 3-1 at home by Stockport County in League One. 

Humphreys missed the game as a precaution for Mike Dodds' side, who slipped to fifth place. The Chairboys will take on Charlton in the play-offs.

He has also been voted the Wycombe Wanderers Supporters' Player of the Season, having already been named the Young Player of the Year after an impressive loan spell at Adams Park. 

ELKAN BAGGOTT

The defender started for Blackpool as they beat Bristol Rovers 4-1 at home in League One. 

Baggott played the full 90 minutes for Steve Bruce's side, who came from behind to secure all three points to finish ninth in the fifth tier table.

Overall, he made 20 appearances in all competitions for Tangerines during his season-long loan spell, but he suffered two separate injuries that saw he spend some time on the sidelines. 

RYAN CARR

The young midfielder started for Ebbsfleet United as they lost 2-0 at Oldham Athletic in the National League. 

Carr played the full 90 minutes for Josh Wright's side, who end a disappoint campaign which saw them finish rock bottom of the fifth tier. Former Town forward Joe Garner scored a brace in this game. 

In total, Carr made 10 league appearances for the Fleet, scoring once since joining on loan in January. 

 

 

FINLEY BARBROOK

The young midfielder didn't feature for Sutton United as they drew 1-1 at home with Woking in the National League. 

Barbrook spell at the U's was ended due to injury last month, but has enjoyed a successful time for Steve Morison's side after being named both the Players’ Player and Young Player of the Year at the VBS Community Stadium. 

In total, he made 43 appearances in all competitions, scoring three goals. 

HENRY GRAY AND LEON AYINDE

Gray played the full 90 minutes and kept an clean-sheet for Braintree Town as they beat Rochdale 2-0 at home in the National League. 

Ayinde wasn't in the matchday squad for the Dale, who will now turn their attention to the play-offs as they host Southend on Thursday in a play-off eliminator. 

ASHLEY BOATSWAIN

The young forward didn't feature for AFC Fylde as they lost 3-0 at home to National League Champions Barnet. 

Boatswain missed the game due to injury for David Longwell's side, who had been relegated from the fifth tier last month. 

Overall, he made 18 appearances for the Coasters, scoring once since joining on loan in January. 

WALKER SHABAZZ-EDWARDS

The young defender started for Brightlingsea Regent as they lost 1-0 at Bury Town in the Isthmian League North Division play-off final. 

Shabazz-Edwards played the full 90 minutes for Ryan Salter's side, who conceded a 94th minute goal via former Town youngster Ed Upson. 

EX-BLUES

Greg Leigh was among the scorers for Oxford United as they drew 3-3 away to Swansea City in the Championship. The Jamaican international netted six goals this season. 

Shane McLoughlin scored for Newport County as they lost 4-1 at home to Tranmere Rovers in League Two. The Exiles finished just one spot above the drop zone. 

Mustapha Carayol netted for Wealdstone as they beat Halifax Town 3-1 at home to stay in the National League.