Rowe Nets Twice For Imps - Ipswich Town News
Danny Rowe scored twice on his second full debut for loan club Lincoln City as the Imps beat Yeovil Town 2-0 at Huish Park this evening.
Rowe, 26, rejoined the League Two leaders for the remainder of the season last Thursday and came on as a sub as they beat Grimsby 1-0 in a local derby on Saturday.
The former Macclesfield man, who spent the second half of last season at Sincil Bank, was handed a start tonight and netted in the 27th minute and in first-half injury time before being subbed in the 66th minute.
One-time Stockport wideman Rowe, who has made only two starts and eight sub appearances since joining Town in January 2017, is contracted to the Blues until 2020 with the club having an option for a further year.
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