Lawrence Could Win Cap - Ipswich Town News

Loanee Tom Lawrence could win his fifth full cap when Wales face Austria in a World Cup qualifier in Vienna this evening (KO 7.45pm, Sky Sports One from 7pm).

The Welsh got their qualification campaign off to a positive start with a 4-0 home victory over Moldova last month.

Following today’s game Wales face Georgia in another qualifier at the Cardiff City Stadium on Sunday.

Lawrence, 22, is spending the season on loan with the Blues from Leicester City and has so far made four starts and one sub appearance.

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