Beevers Wins Cap - Ipswich Town News

Young defender Lee Beevers won a Welsh U19 cap last night at the Northern Ireland Milk Cup Youth Tournament. Beevers played the full 90 minutes as the Welsh lost 2-1 to Paraguay, the second South American goal coming in injury time.

Town keeper Lewis Price is also in the squad but failed to make an appearance. However, with the full squad likely to get a run-out at some point he is expected to start in tomorrow's game with Northern Ireland at Coleraine's Rugby Avenue.

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