Watch Town's UEFA Triumph - Ipswich Town News
Sky subscribers get the chance to see Town's glorious UEFA Cup final victory over AZ 67 Alkmaar on Saturday when ESPN Classic show highlights of the second leg (9pm).
ESPN Classic is channel 442 on the Sky electronic programme guide.
The channel also features Sir Bobby Robson's Blues in action in domestic action today with the 1981/82 trip to Middlesbrough on at noon, followed immediately by a 1981 game against Manchester United at Old Trafford, with a 1982 game at Coventry on at 10pm this evening.
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