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Hirst On as Sub as Scots Defeated But Automatic Qualification Hopes Still Alive
George Hirst won his sixth full international cap as a late sub as Scotland were beaten 3-2 by Greece in their penultimate World Cup group game in Piraeus, but their hopes of automatic qualification remain alive.

Town Women Host Palace Looking to Bounce Back From Heavy Defeat
Ipswich Town Women host fellow strugglers Crystal Palace at the JobServe Community Stadium in Colchester on Sunday afternoon (KO 2pm, live on YouTube) looking to bounce back from last week’s 7-0 drubbing at Bristol City, which manager Joe Sheehan admits was the lowest point of the season.

Hirst and Nunez Among Those Set For Caps
George Hirst and Marcelino Nunez are among the Town players who could add to their international caps later today.

Walle Egeli On Target in Norway U21s Win
Sindre Walle Egeli scored once and won two penalties as Norway’s U21s beat Israel 3-0 in a European Championship qualifier in Hungary this evening.

Muric Enjoying Italy and Looking to Settle at One Club
On-loan Blues keeper Aro Muric says he’s enjoying his time with loan side Sassuolo in Serie A and is keen to settle down and spend some years at a club having moved around a lot in his career up to now.

U18s Drawn at Sheffield United in FA Youth Cup
Town’s U18s have been drawn away against Sheffield United in round three of the FA Youth Cup.

Trio Set to Win Caps
Sindre Walle Egeli, Somto Boniface and Josh Pitts are set to add to their international caps later today.

Ashton: Training Ground On Time and On Budget
Town CEO and chairman Mark Ashton says the club’s rebuild of their Playford Road training facility is on time and on budget.

Philogene's Derby Strike Nominated For Goal of the Month
Jaden Philogene’s strike in the 3-1 derby victory over Norwich City has been nominated for the Sky Bet EFL Goal of the Month award for October.

Ronaldo Sees Red For O'Shea Elbow as Ireland Pull Off Famous Win
Cristiano Ronaldo was sent off for elbowing Town skipper Dara O’Shea as a Republic of Ireland side also featuring Jack Taylor and Chieo Ogbene beat Portugal 2-0 at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin to keep their World Cup qualification hopes alive, ex-Blues loanee Troy Parrott netting both goals in the first half.