Jackson and Donacien Start Against Stanley - Ipswich Town News
Town have made two changes for this evening’s home game against Accrington Stanley with Kayden Jackson and Janoi Donacien coming into the XI.
Jackson starts wide on the right with Wes Burns on the bench, while Donacien takes over from Harry Clarke, who is also among the subs, behind him.
The Blues are otherwise unchanged from the team which beat Burton Albion 4-0 on Saturday.
Stanley make two changes from the team which beat Forest Green at the weekend with Dan Martin and Anthony Mancini coming into the side for Sean McConville, who this afternoon was banned for two matches and fined £750 for abusive and insulting language to a match official following the recent Papa Johns Trophy semi-final tie against Bolton Wanderers, and Nathan Butler-Oyedeji, who is one of only six players on the bench.
Town: Walton, Donacien, Woolfenden, Burgess, Jackson, Morsy (c), Luongo, Davis, Chaplin, Broadhead, Ladapo. Subs: Hladky, Clarke, Humphreys, Burns, Edwards, Harness, Hirst.
Accrington: Jensen, Clark, Longelo, Sangare, Rodgers, Pressley, Martin, Gomez Mancini, Quirk, Conneely (c), Fernandes. Subs: Isherwood, Nolan, Butler-Oyediji, Adedoyin, Tharme, Adekoya. Referee: Lee Swabey (Devon).
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