Peters Wins 24th Cap - Ipswich Town News
Winger Jaime Peters won his 24th Canada U20 cap overnight as his side lost 2-1 to Scotland in a friendly in Victoria. The Canadians won the first game in the two match series 3-1 on Saturday.
The Town man was happy with his team's overall performance and is now looking forward to their next friendly in May against stiffer opposition: "When you look at the whole series, it was good that we got a result against Scotland. Now we need to build towards Argentina.”
Canada's youngsters are preparing for this summer's FIFA U20 World Cup which they are hosting.
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