Town Confirm Lisbie's Goal - Ipswich Town News

Town have confirmed that the Blues' second goal at Burnley will be credited to Kevin Lisbie. Some reports over the weekend awarded Clarets defender Graham Alexander an own goal.

Secretary Sally Webb told the club site: "The referee's report has not been received by the Football League yet, but unless we are told differently, it's Kevin's goal."

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