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Ipswich Town U18s 3-2 Sheffield United U18s - Highlights
Saturday, 1st May 2021 13:30

Highlights of last night's 3-2 after-extra-time FA Youth Cup quarter-final victory over Sheffield United at Portman Road.

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arc added 14:22 - May 1 Terrific stuff. I have to say, though, that's one of the oddest red cards I've ever seen: the lad wasn't so much "late" as "nowhere near the ball at all"!
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RobsonWark added 01:54 - May 2 It's great to see how these youngsters can pass to each other and they all run off the ball looking for it. Then we have our first team who are supposed to be professional footballers and can't do any of that!
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Gazelle added 11:28 - May 2 Who do we play in the semis ?
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