Peters in U20 Action - Ipswich Town News
Winger Jaime Peters will be in action for Canada tonight as his side take on Austria in their second game at the FIFA U20 World Cup. The Canadians, who are hosting the competition, fell to a disappointing 3-0 defeat against Chile in their opening match.
The game, like all U20 World Cup matches, is being streamed live and for free from FIFA's website, kicking off at 12.45am on Friday morning UK time.
Meanwhile, Town's other Canuck, skipper Jason De Vos, is off to the US on Saturday to cover Toronto FC's MLS game at the Chicago Fire for Canadian TV.
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