Opposition Preview - Leicester City (Away) by ad_wilkin - Ipswich Town Blog
It’s, as it stands on Friday, first v second yet again, this time on a Monday night at the King Power.
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It’s, as it stands on Friday, first v second yet again, this time on a Monday night at the King Power.
Town boss Kieran McKenna felt the Blues’ 2-1 victory over Sunderland was a big win given the changes he’s recently had to make to his side due to a number of regular starters being unavailable rather than the result ending a five-game winless run.
Town boss Kieran McKenna says midfielder Massimo Luongo will undergo a scan on the ankle injury which ruled him out of this evening’s 2-1 home victory over Sunderland.
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 man's 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 corner to claim a share of the points in front of 29,069 fans, the highest crowd since the Gamechange...
Town’s top-of-the-table game against Plymouth Argyle at Portman Road remains goalless at half-time.