Italian Branch Facing Punch Drunk - Ipswich Town News

The Italian Branch of the ITFC Supporters Club are taking on Punch Drunk in a five-a-side game at the Goals Soccer Centre on Friday evening (KO 8pm).

As they have with previous games and tournaments, the Italians, who are in town for Supporters Day on Saturday, will be raising money for Inspire Suffolk, formerly the ITFC Charitable Trust.

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