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Miller Fine for Swansea - Ipswich Town News

Midfielder Tommy Miller is likely to be fine for Town's next game at home to Swansea a week on Saturday. Miller was forced off at Charlton last week with a hip injury.

Physio Matt Byard told the club site: "Tommy took a knock to his left hip in the first minute at the Valley. He tried to run it off but it stiffened up and he had to come off.

"The hip is responding to treatment and rest though, and it's not a big concern for us.

"If there was a game this weekend, then Tommy would probably have made it but the extra week will help him and he should be fine for the Swansea match."

Byard says Dean Bowditch is also on the mend after missing Tuesday's reserves defeat to Crystal Palace: "Dean reported a tightness in the hamstring last week but he is back doing some light work now.”

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