No New Injuries - Ipswich Town News

Town boss Mick McCarthy has no new injuries ahead of Tuesday’s game at Birmingham. Elliott Hewitt suffered a minor groin problem at Reading on Saturday but is expected to be fine.

"Everybody’s OK,” McCarthy said. "Elliott had bit of a tight groin but he’s OK, he’s training today. Everybody else is fine.”

Wingers Cameron Stewart and Stephen Hunt are Town’s only longer-term absentees with a broken jaw and a calf problem respectively.

Hunt is back in training, while Stewart is involved in non-contact work and is facing around another month out.

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