West Brom Game Moves for Sky - Ipswich Town News

Town's game at West Brom on Saturday 22nd August has moved to a 5.20pm kick-off for live Sky coverage.

The Blues' season opener at Coventry had already switched to a 12.45pm Sunday 9th August start as it's on Sky and Town's home match against Newcastle on Saturday 26th September will be at 5.30pm on the BBC.

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