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Final Fixture Time Change - Ipswich Town News

Final Fixture Time Change

Town's last game at home to Coventry on Sunday, May 3 has been moved to a 1:15pm kick-off. All the Championship matches will as usual all start at the same time with two matches being shown live on Sky, as yet undecided.

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