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Reserves Win - Ipswich Town News

Town's reserves ran out 1-0 winners over Wimbledon last night as Robert Dickinson scored the winner.

The reserves have lost a few regular players to the first team this year and results have not been to last season's high standards.

Dickinson has scored a number of spectacular goals for both the reserves and U19s and this was no exception, the midfielder beating a defender and then curling his effort beyond the keeper.

Town: Lewis Price, Fabian Wilnis, Matt Richards, Chris Hogg (Robert Dickinson) , Erdum Artun, Thomas Gaardsøe, Matt Bloomfield, Ian Westlake, Darren Bent (Sam Morrow 45), Richard Logan, Nabil Abidallah.

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