Johns Trophy News Today

Blues youngster Tete Yengi has left Town to join Scottish Premiership Livingston for an undisclosed fee.

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Conor Chaplin scored twice as Town beat Peterborough United 2-1, only their second ever victory over Posh at Portman Road. Chaplin’s flicked header gave the Blues the lead on 21 but Frankie Kent levelled for the visitors 10 minutes later, however, Chaplin won it with his 10th of the season in the 58th minute to send the Blues to the top of League One.

Town’s 2-1 victory over Peterborough United at Portman Road lifted the Blues to the top of League One, but rather than league position, Sone Aluko was more concerned with improving the Blues home form.

Highlights of last nights 2-0 Papa Johns Trophy defeat to Portsmouth at Portman Road.

Portsmouth boss Danny Cowley was delighted with his side’s 2-0 Papa Johns Trophy victory over the Blues, a team he believes have the best players in the division, at Portman Road.

Boss Kieran McKenna knows neutrals and TV companies will be looking for a famous FA Cup shock when the Blues travel to Bracknell Town for their first round tie on Monday and says his side needs to pay the Southern League Premier South side respect and make sure they do a professional job (ITV4, KO 7.45pm).

Blues wing-back Wes Burns was an unused sub as Wales were beaten 1-0 by Poland at the Cardiff City Stadium this evening.

Goals at each end of the match from Dom Ball and Freddie Ladapo saw the Blues to a comfortable 2-0 Papa Johns Trophy victory over Arsenal’s U21s at Portman Road. Ball gave Town the lead with his first for the club in the third minute and Town had had opportunities to increase their lead before Ladapo added the second with five minutes left on the clock.

Blues forward Sone Aluko says there are few moments in a players career like yesterday’s promotion celebration in Christchurch Park.