Town Unchanged at Accrington - Ipswich Town News
Town boss Paul Cook has named the same wide which thrashed Doncaster 6-0 on Tuesday for this afternoon’s game at Accrington Stanley.
Kyle Edwards and Toto Nsiala return to the 18 after injury as the Blues look to record back-to-back wins for the first time under Cook’s management.
Accrington: Savin, Sherring, Hamilton, Butcher, Pell, Bishop, McConville, Nottingham, Conneely (c), Morgan, Amankwah. Subs: Trafford, O'Sullivan, Leigh, Mansell, Nolan, Clark, Malcolm.
Town: Hladky, Donacien, Edmundson, Burgess, Penney, Evans, Morsy (c), Burns, Celina, Fraser, Bonne. Subs: Holy, Nsiala, Harper, Aluko, Chaplin, Edwards, Norwood. Referee: Martin Coy (Durham).
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