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Town’s U18s had to settle for a 1-1 draw in their second match of the

Former Town skipper Carlos Edwards netted the decisive penalty as Bury Town beat a very young Blues side - augmented in the first half by Teddy Bishop, Kayden Jackson, Myles Kenlock and Brett McGavin - 5-3 on penalties at the Denny Bros Ram Meadow Stadium following a 1-1 draw to claim the inaugural Martin Swallow Challenge Trophy.

Town’s FA Youth Cup run came to an end at the semi-final stage as Liverpool came from behind to beat the Blues’ U18s 2-1 at Portman Road. Town deservedly went ahead in first-half injury time when Edwin Agbaje headed home, but the visitors were on top for most of the second half and were seen into the final via goals from Mateusz Musialowski and Melkamu Frauendorf.

Charleston, South Carolina (PRWEB) April 26, 2022 -- THERE’s no denying that NFTs are a big deal and the hype associated with this fascinating part of the

Town’s U23s were crowned Professional Development League Two South champions after comfortably beating Sheffield United, winners of League Two North, 3-0 at Portman Road. Tommy Hughes (pictured) scored twice after Gerrard Buabo had given the Blues, who had already secured a place in the end-of-season play-offs, the lead.

Town’s U18s hammer 10-man Coventry City 7-0 to carry off the Professional Development League Cup at Portman Road. Tawanda Chirewa scored twice, the first a 13th minute penalty which led to Sky Blues defender Abel Alabi’s dismissal, Nico Valentine twice and Gerrard Buabo, Jack Manly and Albie Armin netted once each.

Gerrard Buabo netted twice and Jack Manly and Ash Boatswain once each as Town’s U18s won 4-1 at Hull City this morning.

THE POINTS were shared at Heston on Saturday following a very entertaining 2-2 draw.

Town’s U18s progressed to the semi-finals of the Professional Development League Cup on Saturday via a 3-2 victory over Bristol City at Playford Road.

Town’s U18s beat Swansea City 4-0 at St George’s Park yesterday afternoon with Ash Boatswain (pictured) scoring twice and Dan Cousens and Jack Manly once each.