Caps for Duo? - Ipswich Town News
Alex Bruce and Lewis Price could both win senior international caps later today with the Republic of Ireland and Wales in friendly action. Bruce won his first cap earlier this week, while Price has previously gained three.
The Republic of Ireland complete their short US tour with a game against Bolivia in Boston (Sky Sports One, 9pm) with Bruce expected to start.
Lewis Price faces stiff competition from released Burnley keeper Danny Coyne and Wolves youngster Wayne Hennessey for a place in John Toshack's side for their friendly with New Zealand at Wrexham (Sky Sports News, 3pm).
The Wales game is a preparation for next Saturday's Euro 2008 qualifier against the Czech Republic.
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