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U18s Host Watford
Friday, 2nd Feb 2024 09:15

Town’s U18s are in action against Watford at Playford Road on Saturday morning (KO 11.30am).

The side now coached by Olly Lee is currently eighth in Professional Development League Two South having won 5-2 away at QPR last week. The Hornets are second.

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WonnorCickhamm added 09:50 - Feb 2 Open to spectators?
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Westy added 10:19 - Feb 2 WonnerCickhamm I would also want to know this. Not going to Preston so looking for a game to attend but live 15 miles from Ipswich so would want to know beforehand.
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