Wycombe Wanderers 1-1 Ipswich Town- Match Report Wed 01st Jan 2020
James Norwood headed his ninth goal of the season but David Wheeler equalised for Wycombe Wanderers as the Blues and the table-topping Chairboys drew 1-1 at Adams Park. Norwood nodded in the opener on 54 but Wheeler looped home the leveller 12 minutes later. |
Wycombe Wanderers 0-0 Ipswich Town- Half-Time Wed 01st Jan 2020
Town’s New Year’s Day game away against League One leaders Wycombe remains 0-0 at half-time. |
Ipswich Town 0-0 Wycombe Wanderers - Match Report Tue 26th Nov 2019
Town had a goal controversially ruled out just before half-time and Tomas Holy saved a second-half penalty as the Blues and Wycombe drew 0-0 in a top-v-second clash at Portman Road. Just before half-time, Luke Chambers’s header was diverted into his own net by Curtis Thompson but referee Alan Young wrongly disallowed it having consulted his linesman with the players already lined-up for the restart. In the second half, Holy stopped Joe Jacobson’s spotkick after Chambers had fouled David Wheeler. |
Ipswich Town 0-0 Wycombe Wanderers - Half-Time Tue 26th Nov 2019
The Blues had a goal just before half-time controversially disallowed to leave the scoreline against Wycombe Wanderers 0-0 at Portman Road. |
Blues Without Downes as Leaders Wycombe Visit Tue 26th Nov 2019
Town are without Flynn Downes and have returned to three at the back as they face leaders Wycombe Wanderers in a top-v-second clash at Portman Road. |
Late Own Goal Sees U21s to Victory Over Swans Mon 06th Oct 2014
An injury time own goal from Curtis Obeng saw Town to a 2-1 victory over 10-man Swansea and through to the first round proper of the U21 Premier League Cup at Portman Road. The Blues went behind to Kenji Gorre’s first half goal after an error from Bartosz Bialkowski, Darren McQueen (pictured) equalised shortly after the break prior to Henry Jones seeing red for the Welshmen. |
Marriott Nets Hat-Trick as U18s Get Season Off to Winning Start Against Swansea Sat 18th Aug 2012
Town’s U18s first ever game in the newly-formed Professional Development League Two South ended in a comfortable 4-1 victory over Swansea City at Playford Road on Saturday morning. A hat-trick from Jack Marriott and a late strike from sub Tom Winter gave the Blues their first three points of the campaign. |
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