Duo Win Caps - Ipswich Town News

New Town striker Tamás Priskin and skipper Gareth McAuley both added to their international caps earlier this evening.

Priskin won his 20th Hungary cap coming on as a 78th minute sub as his side lost a friendly 1-0 to Romania in Budapest, while McAuley came on at half-time as Northern Ireland drew 1-1 with Israel in Belfast to pick up his 17th cap.

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