Ipswich Town 2-2 Derby County - Highlights - Ipswich Town News

Town and Swans Mfuni 'Approaches Rejected'
Town and Swansea are reported to have loan approaches for defender Stephen Mfuni turned down by Manchester City.

10-Man U18s Denied First Win in Injury Time
Town’s U18s were denied their first U18 Premier League victory of the season in injury time having been reduced to 10 men just after the break, their home game against Reading ending 1-1 yesterday.

Eustace: Disappointing Not to See the Game Out in 'World Record' Injury Time
John Eustace was disappointed his side were unable to see out their game against the Blues with Jack Clarke scoring the Blues’ equalising penalty deep in what the Derby manager felt was “world record” time added-on as the match ended 2-2.

McKenna: Woolfy's Made It Clear He Wants to Go
Town boss Kieran McKenna has confirmed that central defender Luke Woolfenden wants to leave the club and could move on before Monday’s 7pm deadline.

Young: We've Not Got to the Level We Know We Can Reach
Town full-back Ashley Young admits the Blues have not hit the levels they know they can reach following the 2-2 draw with Derby County at Portman Road.

McKenna: The Most Broken Game I've Been Involved In
Manager Kieran McKenna felt the second half of the Blues’ 2-2 home draw with Derby County was the “most broken game” he has been involved with and “barely a football match”.

McKenna: We're Excited to Have Egeli Here
Blues boss Kieran McKenna says he’s excited to have Norwegian international forward Sindre Walle Egeli at the club, the 19-year-old’s Championship record move from Danish side FC Nordsjælland having been completed last night.

McKenna: Ogbene Could Move Out On Loan
Town boss Kieran McKenna has revealed that winger Chieo Ogbene could move out on loan before Monday’s 7pm deadline.

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Ipswich Town 2-2 Derby County - Match Report
Jack Clarke’s 106th-minute penalty claimed a point for the Blues as they drew 2-2 at home to Derby County. Jacob Greaves’s first goal at Portman Road put Town ahead on 33 with the Blues very much on top before the break. But a Carlton Morris penalty five minutes after the restart changed the game and, after Town were denied a blatant spot-kick of their own when George Hirst was fouled, the Rams went ahead through Rhian Brewster on 70, before sub Clarke netted Town’s penalty, awarded for a foul on Jack Taylor, deep in injury time.