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Ipswich Town Football Club has a proud history dating back to 1878. From lifting the FA Cup in ’78 to legendary nights at Portman Road, the club has always stood for hard work, loyalty, and proper football. Supporters know what it means to back the badge week in and week out.

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From the training ground to the team bus, pre-match moments to full-time reactions — go behind the scenes with the lads as they travel to Vicarage Road to face Watford. Hear from Kieran McKenna, get pitchside access, and experience matchday like never before.

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Nathan Broadhead won his 14th cap for Wales in a 1-1 draw away to North Macedonia on Tuesday.

A late strike from David Brooks saw Craig Bellamy's side secure a point in a FIFA World Cup 2026 qualifier in Skopje.

Broady started and played 75 minutes before being replaced by AFC Bournemouth's Brooks.

Elsewhere, Julio Enciso scored for Paraguay in a CONMEBOL World Cup qualifier against Colombia.

The forward, who came off in the 73rd minute, produced a fine strike just after the hour mark, with the score ending 2-2.

Nathan Broadhead won his 14th cap for Wales in a 1-1 draw away to North Macedonia on Tuesday.

A late strike from David Brooks saw Craig Bellamy's side secure a point in a FIFA World Cup 2026 qualifier in Skopje.

Broady started and played 75 minutes before being replaced by AFC Bournemouth's Brooks.

Elsewhere, Julio Enciso scored for Paraguay in a CONMEBOL World Cup qualifier against Colombia.

The forward, who came off in the 73rd minute, produced a fine strike just after the hour mark, with the score ending 2-2.

By Jacob Henderson


BROADY CAPPED IN WALES DRAW

Town Women ran out 3-1 winners against Plymouth Argyle in front of a record-breaking crowd at Portman Road.

Goals from Lucy O’Brien, Natasha Thomas and Sophie Peskett sealed all three points for Town in what was a historic day in front of 10,807 supporters at Portman Road.

Town opened the scoring in the second minute when Thomas’ low cross wasn’t dealt with by goalkeeper Lily Felgate, with O’Brien quickest to react to send the rebound in.

The Blues went close again on 16 minutes when Summer Hughes laid the ball off to O’Brien on the edge of the area, although her drilled effort towards the near post was held by Felgate.

Thomas got Town’s second in the 25th minute when Peskett dug out a cross on the right which landed on the head of Town’s No.7 who powered her header into the net from close-range.

On 39 minutes Megan Wearing had a chance to add a third, but her looping header from an O’Brien corner bounced off the top of the crossbar and behind.

Town went into half-time on top, with Natalia Negri not being called to make any stops from Plymouth.

Peskett scored Town’s third on 57 minutes when Ella Rutherford’s fierce strike from the edge of the area was pushed by Felgate into the path of the Town winger, who turned home the rebound.

The Blues could have scored again in the 72nd minute when Maisy Barker went on a surging run down the left before sending a low delivery into the area for Peskett, whose shot was tipped on to the post.

Plymouth were reduced to 10 players in the 80th minute after Panagiota Papaioannou was shown a second yellow following a foul on Ruby Seaby.

The visitors got a consolation goal in the 82nd minute as Charlotte Whitmore intercepted a loose pass by Negri and fired into an empty net from outside the box.

Joe Sheehan’s side are next in action at the Martello Ground against Gwalia United on Sunday, 30 March.

Town: Negri, Mitchell, Garrad (Williams), Wearing, Hughes (Barker), Robertson, Doe (Bowyer), Peskett, Rutherford (Seaby), O’Brien, Thomas (Watson).

Town Women ran out 3-1 winners against Plymouth Argyle in front of a record-breaking crowd at Portman Road.
Goals from Lucy O’Brien, Natasha Thomas and Sophie Peskett sealed all three points for Town in what was a historic day in front of 10,807 supporters at Portman Road.

Town opened the scoring in the second minute when Thomas’ low cross wasn’t dealt with by goalkeeper Lily Felgate, with O’Brien quickest to react to send the rebound in.

The Blues went close again on 16 minutes when Summer Hughes laid the ball off to O’Brien on the edge of the area, although her drilled effort towards the near post was held by Felgate.

Thomas got Town’s second in the 25th minute when Peskett dug out a cross on the right which landed on the head of Town’s No.7 who powered her header into the net from close-range.

On 39 minutes Megan Wearing had a chance to add a third, but her looping header from an O’Brien corner bounced off the top of the crossbar and behind.

Town went into half-time on top, with Natalia Negri not being called to make any stops from Plymouth.

Peskett scored Town’s third on 57 minutes when Ella Rutherford’s fierce strike from the edge of the area was pushed by Felgate into the path of the Town winger, who turned home the rebound.

The Blues could have scored again in the 72nd minute when Maisy Barker went on a surging run down the left before sending a low delivery into the area for Peskett, whose shot was tipped on to the post.

Plymouth were reduced to 10 players in the 80th minute after Panagiota Papaioannou was shown a second yellow following a foul on Ruby Seaby.

The visitors got a consolation goal in the 82nd minute as Charlotte Whitmore intercepted a loose pass by Negri and fired into an empty net from outside the box.

Joe Sheehan’s side are next in action at the Martello Ground against Gwalia United on Sunday, 30 March.

Town: Negri, Mitchell, Garrad (Williams), Wearing, Hughes (Barker), Robertson, Doe (Bowyer), Peskett, Rutherford (Seaby), O’Brien, Thomas (Watson).

Subs (not used): Hartley, Bonwick.

Attendance: 10,807.

By Maddie Reader


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This shirt represents the pride both players and supporters feel for Ipswich Town Football Club. Players are proud to play for the Club and the badge, this is shown by bringing the badge out of the shirt and highlighting the crest with a shield surround. In line with the 100 year anniversary of Umbro, the shirt has a heritage feel with the original Umbro diamond utilising a red centre which balances nicely with the red surround of the Club crest. White pinstripes are incorporated into a home shirt for the first time in 10 years and fresh navy trim on the sleeves and v-neck gives the shirt a clean finished look.

One lucky fan will get the unforgettable chance to walk through the tunnel alongside the Ipswich Town players before kickoff at Portman Road. Soak up the matchday atmosphere, hear the crowd, and be part of the energy as the team takes the pitch.

Exclusive tunnel walkout with the starting XI

Be there as the team departs for an away match and send your support directly to the players. With VIP access to the bus departure zone, you'll meet select players and coaching staff before they hit the road.

VIP pass to team bus send-off before an away match

Group photo with the team before departure

Join us for a private tour of Ipswich Town’s training facility, where you'll get a glimpse into the day-to-day preparation of the squad. You'll even get a chance to watch a live training session and take home a signed ball.

Live access to part of a first-team training session