Murphy a Doubt for Germany Clash - Ipswich Town News
Blues striker Daryl Murphy is a doubt ahead of the Republic of Ireland’s Euro 2016 qualifier against Germany in Gelsenkirchen on Tuesday with an achilles’ tendon problem picked up during Saturday's 7-0 victory over Gibraltar.
The injury is only described as "slight” and the 31-year-old, who won his 13th cap when he came on as a sub at the weekend, has not been withdrawn from the squad making the trip to Germany.
Yesterday, loanee Jonny Williams was ruled out of the Wales squad for tonight's game against Cyprus, while Christophe Berra is the only other Town player currently away on international duty with Scotland facing Poland - who beat World Cup holders Germany 2-0 on Saturday - in Warsaw on Tuesday.
Meanwhile, Blues midfielder Teddy Bishop has tweeted that he is currently unwell, which may make him a doubt for Saturday's home game against Blackburn Rovers.
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