Casement Called Up - Ipswich Town News

Defender Chris Casement has been called into a Northern Ireland squad for UEFA U19 Championship elite round qualifiers later this month. The 18-year-old made five senior appearances for Town in 2005/06.

The Northern Irish take on Serbia and Montenegro on May 18th, England two days later and finally Belgium on May 22nd.

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