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I was particularly intrigued when I was asked about the origins of the name for St. David’s Lane. It did not fit any of the three broad categories

It is no simple task to get an official seal of approval for a bottle of Welsh spirits. Persuading purists to give it a try may also be a challenge.

Bali Mumba’s deflected injury-time goal grabbed a point for leaders Plymouth Argyle as the Blues and Pilgrims drew 1-1 at Portman Road, the on-loan Norwich mans strike levelling Wes Burns’s brilliant opener for Town. Both teams had hit the woodwork, the Blues through Marcus Harness and Argyle via Ryan Hardie, before Burns lashed a strike into the roof of the net from the right of the area from a Luke Woolfenden lay-off and Town looked on their way to three points until Mumba found the top co...

Town boss Kieran McKenna didn’t have too many complaints that the Blues’ 1-1 draw with League One leaders Plymouth Argyle ended level, even if the Northern Irishman was disappointed that his side hadnt gone on to win the game having gone a goal in front via Wes Burns.

Town’s top-of-the-table game against Plymouth Argyle at Portman Road remains goalless at half-time.

Over 10,000 people have signed a petition demanding Wales be referred to as Cymru - following the decision to only refer to the Brecon Beacons and Mount Snowdon in Welsh.

More than 10,000 people have signed a petition demanding Wales be called Cymru - following the decision to refer to the Brecon Beacons and Mount Snowdon only

Former Blues central defender James Wilson is set to skipper Plymouth Argyle in tomorrow’s third-v-first clash at Portman Road and the Welshman believes the Pilgrims are capable of winning even if Town are a tougher prospect than in previous seasons.

Stand-in skipper Conor Chaplin headed the winner in the 75th minute as Town came from a goal down to beat Sunderland 2-1 at Portman Road. Jack Clarke gave the Black Cats the lead on 26 but Kayden Jackson levelled seven minutes later as the Blues grew into the game and then deservedly claimed the three points via Chaplin’s header 15 minutes from time.

Jack Clarke gave Sunderland the lead on 26 bbut Kayden Jackson levelled for the Blues seven minutes later to leave the scoreline 1-1 between Town and the Black Cats at half-time at Portman Road.