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Town Name Squad for Chelmsford Trip - Ipswich Town News

Town have named their squad for Wednesday's reserve team friendly at Chelmsford City (KO 7.45pm). Dean Bowditch, Matt Richards and Billy Clarke are the most experienced players who will be in action.

The rest of the squad is made up of academy youngsters including midfielders Jai Reason and Reggie Lambe, while new Norwegian academy goalkeeper Alex Stensrud is also named in the travelling party. Chelmsford's Melbourne home can be found here.

Squad: Lewis Ward, Joe Clemo, Kurt Robinson, Paul Watson, Matt Richards, Jai Reason, Ed Upson, Paul Murphy, Reggie Lambe, Dean Bowditch, Joe Clemo, Kurt Robinson, Matt Daniels, Luke Hyam, Nathan Tooms and Alex Stensrud.

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