Second Cap for Price - Ipswich Town News

Keeper Lewis Price won his second full Wales cap as he came on as a sub for the last 25 minutes of their friendly 0-0 draw with Paraguay. Price did well after replacing veteran stopper Paul Jones, making one superb save.

For England, Darren Bent made his senior debut, playing the first 81 minutes of the 2-1 victory over Uruguay.

Town will receive further cash from Charlton should the striker make an appearance in a competitive international under the terms of the deal which took the 22-year-old to the Valley last summer.

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