Extra Train on Tuesday - Ipswich Town News

Fans travelling back towards London after Tuesday's friendly with Rangers are being provided with an extra train. The additional service will leave Ipswich at 10pm, arriving in London at 11.21pm.

Tuesday's game kicks off at 7.45pm with the club expecting an attendance of around 20,000. Gates opening at 6.30pm.

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