Ramadan Nets on Bury Town Debut - Ipswich Town News

Blues youngster Cemal Ramadan came off the bench and scored a debut winner as he started a loan spell with Ryman League Division One North Bury Town as they won 1-0 away at Waltham Abbey on Saturday.

Irish U18 international striker Ramadan came off the bench in the 27th minute and flicked home his goal following a corner just before half-time.

The 18-year-old Enfield-born frontman is a third-year scholar with the Blues. He is on a work experience loan at Ram Meadow with no set end date and potentially could stay for the remainder of the season.

Happy to join @BuryTownFC on loan! Always nice to score on my debut and most importantly get the 3 points! âš½ï¸– Cemal Ramadan (@Cemal_9) November 22, 2015

Meanwhile, Town defender Josh Yorwerth played the full 90 minutes and picked up a yellow card as his loan club Crawley Town beat Bristol Rovers 2-1 at home.

Elsewhere in League Two, Matt Clarke was an unused sub as his loan side Portsmouth drew 2-2 at Carlisle.

Ex-Blues academy striker Caolan Lavery - who is on loan at Pompey from Sheffield Wednesday - netted the first Portsmouth goal.

Town winger Cameron Stewart came off the bench in the 87th minute as Doncaster lost 2-0 at home to Rochdale in League One.

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