Sky Games Announced - Ipswich Town News

Town's game with Derby will not feature as a live Sky match on Saturday. Sky will instead be showing the Charlton-Liverpool and Leeds-Leicester games, both at 3pm. After Leeds made themselves Liverpool's main challengers yesterday when they won 6-1 against Bradford it was expected that Town would miss out.

The Liverpool game is on Sky Sports One while the Leeds game is on Sky Sports Two. Apparently an eye will be kept on the Town game, but that just isn't the same is it?

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