Ipswich Town 6-0 Exeter City - Match Report Sat 29th Apr 2023
Ipswich Town confirmed promotion to the Championship in style by romping to a 6-0 victory over Exeter City at Portman Road. The Blues raced to a remarkable 5-0 half-time lead, Conor Chaplin netting twice, and Massimo Luongo, George Hirst and Nathan Broadhead, a penalty, one each, before Wes Burns added the sixth in the second half as the Blues ended their four-year stay in League One in front of a delighted sell-out crowd. |
Ipswich Town 5-0 Exeter - Half-Time Sat 29th Apr 2023
Town have all but confirmed promotion back to the Championship after four years away after romping to a remarkable 5-0 half-time lead over Exeter at Portman Road, Conor Chaplin netting twice, and Massimo Luongo, George Hirst and Nathan Broadhead, a penalty, one each. |
Town Unchanged Against Exeter Sat 29th Apr 2023
Town boss Kieran McKenna has named an unchanged team for this afternoon’s final home game of the season against Exeter City. |
Cup Shocks Are Common - Notes For Oldham Athletic Mon 15th Nov 2021
Ahead of the first tie against Oldham TomTheWriter scanned their forums to assess the mood among Latics fans. Here's what they had to say, with the teams set to meet again in a replay on Tuesday. |
The Owner Doesn't Deserve a Cup Run - Notes for Oldham Athletic Fri 05th Nov 2021
Town turn their attentions away from the league this weekend with Oldham Athletic visiting in the FA Cup first round and TomTheWriter assesses the mood in the opposition camp. |
Doncaster 2-3 Town Sat 28th Apr 2012
First-half goals from Tommy Smith and Ryan Stevenson and a penalty after the break from Jason Scotland saw the Blues to a 3-2 final day of the season win at Doncaster. Smith headed in the opener, then Stevenson hammered in a second, prior to Fabien Robert pulling one back for the home side. In an understated second period, Scotland netted from the spot, then in injury time Habib Beye completed the scoring. |
Doncaster 0-6 Town Tue 15th Feb 2011
Connor Wickham hit his first senior hat-trick as Town continued their resurgence under Paul Jewell with a 6-0 destruction of Doncaster at the Keepmoat Stadium, the Blues’ first ever win on Rovers turf. Sam Hird’s 25th minute own goal set the Blues on their way with Wickham subsequently netting his three, the last a penalty, and Colin Healy and Gareth McAuley one each. |
Jewell Unlikely to Make Too Many Changes for Doncaster Trip Tue 15th Feb 2011
Town boss Paul Jewell says he’s unlikely to emulate his predecessor Roy Keane and make widespread changes to his team for this evening’s game at Doncaster’s Keepmoat Stadium (KO 7.45pm). Skipper David Norris is out injured and the Blues manager is weighing up whether one or two players might need a rest after a hectic schedule in recent weeks. |
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