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Town defender Toto Nsiala has thanked God for his return to fitness and a place in the side after he made his first league start since the start of the season in Tuesday’s impressive 4-0 win at Portsmouth.
Boss Paul Cook has confirmed that striker Joe Pigott will be back in the squad for Saturday’s home game against Fleetwood Town having missed the last two matches following the death of his father, but otherwise kept his cards typically close to his chest at his pre-match press conference.
Town will be looking to bounce back from their first League One defeat of the season when Rotherham visit Portman Road on Wednesday evening (KO 7.45pm).
Doncaster Rovers came from a goal down to beat the Blues 4-1 and comprehensively end their unbeaten start to 2020/21 and drop them to second in the League One table. A Joe Wright own goal gave Town the lead on the quarter hour but goals from Cameron John and skipper Ben Whiteman on 28 and 37 gave the home side a 2-1 half-time lead before Whiteman netted the third from the spot in the 62nd minute and Fejiri Okenabirhie made it four two minutes later.
A Joe Wright own goal gave Town the lead at Doncaster but Cameron John and skipper Ben Whiteman have given the home side a 2-1 half-time lead over the Blues.