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Posted: Friday, May 27th 2022
Report: Ipswich Town U23s 1-2 Bristol City U23s
Monday, September 27th 2021
Goals from Louis Briton and Sam Bell ensured a 2-1 win over Ipswich Town Under-23s to get the young Robins back to winning ways.
The win was all the more impressive after City were reduced to ten men when Harvey Wiles-Richards was sent off. Louis Francois was replaced by goalkeeper Mac Boyd as the City side reshuffled with a player down.
However, Britton scored from the penalty spot after Ayman Benarous was fouled.
Britton could have scored again but fired wide, Bell was denied one-on-one, while Saikou Janneh headed wide.
The second goal would come in the end courtesy of Bell whose cross evaded everyone before finding the bottom corner.
The young Tractor Boys would halve the deficit through Matt Ward as the game headed for stoppage time, but City held on for the win.
The Robins are next in action against Cardiff City on Tuesday (October 5th, 1pm).
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