U18s Win at Coventry - Ipswich Town News

Brett McGavin was on target as Town’s U18s won 1-0 away at Coventry City on Saturday afternoon.

Midfielder McGavin curled home an 81st minute freekick to see Alan Lee’s side to their second victory of the season and up to eighth in the Professional Development League Two South. Town’s U16s beat the same opposition 3-1.

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