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Bowditch in Reserves - Ipswich Town News

Acadmy striker Dean Bowditch, a dramatic debutant against Norwich ten days ago, is in the starting line-up for this afternoon's reserve game against Wimbledon at Playford Road (KO 2pm).

Bowditch was on the bench last night at Selhurst Park but failed to get on for his third senior appearance.

Amongst the rest of this afternoon's side, only James Pullen, Ian Westlake and Nabil Abidallah have any first team experience.

Town: Pullen, Mitchell, Probets, Bloomfield, Collins, Chaffey, Abidallah, Westlake, Morrow, Bowditch and Murray. Subs: Boardley, Price, Barron, Atay, Reid.

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