Burgess Wins Cap as Australia Thrash Indonesia Thu 20th Mar 2025 11:30
Town central defender Cameron Burgess played the full 90 minutes as Australia thrashed Indonesia 5-1 in Sydney this morning. |
Burgess Starts For Australia as Seven More Could Win Caps Thu 20th Mar 2025 08:13
Central defender Cameron Burgess is the first of potentially eight Town players to win international caps today having been named in the Australia line-up for their World Cup qualifier this morning (KO 9.10am). |
Hirst: Scotland Call a Dream Come True Tue 18th Mar 2025 21:48
Blues striker George Hirst says his first Scotland call-up and the chance to play international football is a dream come true. |
Carver: Hirst Brings a Different Dimension Mon 17th Mar 2025 16:54
Assistant coach John Carver says Blues striker George Hirst brings a different dimension to Scotland’s attack. |
Hirst's First Scotland Call Confirmed Sun 16th Mar 2025 19:13
Blues striker George Hirst has been added to the Scotland squad, FIFA having confirmed his switch from England earlier in the week. |
Cajuste: It's Tough But We're Going to Keep Going With Our Heads High Sat 15th Mar 2025 21:10
Ipswich Town goalscorer Jens Cajuste has vowed the players are not about to give up on Premier League survival after the 4-2 home defeat to Nottingham Forest saw the gap to Wolves increase to nine points with nine matches to go. |
Nuno: Six-Minute Spell Changed the Game Sat 15th Mar 2025 18:34
Nottingham Forest head coach Nuno Espirito Santo felt the six first-half minutes in which his side scored three times changed the game, the Premier League’s third-placed team going on to win 4-2 at Portman Road. |
McKenna: Three Really, Really Bad Goals Before Half-Time Sat 15th Mar 2025 18:19
Blues boss Kieran McKenna was left rueing his side conceding “three really, really bad goals” just before half-time in their 4-2 home defeat to Nottingham Forest and admitted the gap to Premier League safety is now very big. |
Ipswich Town 2-4 Nottingham Forest - Match Report Sat 15th Mar 2025 17:09
Town appear to need a miracle to stay in the Premier League after losing 4-2 at home to Nottingham Forest, while Wolves extended the gap to safety to nine points after winning 2-1 at Southampton. After an even first half hour, three goals in six minutes gave Forest a 3-0 half-time lead, Nikola Milenkovic opening the scoring before Anthony Elanga netted twice. Jens Cajuste pulled one back on 82 with his first goal for the club, Jota Silva grabbed a fourth for the visitors on 87, prior to George Hirst bagging Town’s second in the dying moments. |
Third Time's a Charm For Town Against Forest? Fri 14th Mar 2025 19:58
Town and Nottingham Forest meet for the third time this season at Portman Road on Saturday with the Blues looking for their first victory over the high-flying Midlanders and their first win in the Premier League in 2025. |
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