U21 Match Now Behind Closed Doors - Ipswich Town News
Friday's U21s friendly away against West Ham United will now be played behind closed doors. Initially the match was to be open to the public.
Speaking at the end of last week, boss Mick McCarthy was expecting left-back Tyrone Mings to play in the game as he continues his recovery from the knee injury he suffered at Reading on the opening day of the season.
"He’ll play in [the U21s] game next week," he said. "He needs to train a bit more [before he’s ready for first-team consideration].
"But he looks great, he’s in great shape, his knee’s no problem, I’m delighted to have him back.”
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