Hyam Makes Return for U23s - Ipswich Town News

Midfielder Luke Hyam will make his return to action for the U23s in this afternoon’s game against Crewe Alexandra at Playford Road (KO 1pm).

Hyam suffered a knee injury in pre-season ahead of the 2016/17 campaign and then having made his recovery and featured for the U23s injured an ankle in training in March, which ended his season before it had even started.

The 25-year-old wasn’t involved in pre-season at all this summer due to a further knee problem but recently returned to full training.

Also in the side facing the Alex this afternoon will be Conor McKendry, Monty Patterson, Ben Folami and Pat Webber.

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