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‘HARD WORK IS AHEAD’

OUCH: Ipswich’s Jacob Greaves is outnumbered
PICTURES: Alamy

STAR MAN
JAY STANSFIELD
Birmingham

KIERAN McKenna knows his Ipswich Town team have to be better, but was happy to pick up a point in a hostile atmosphere.
They were second best for large parts of the game and McKenna said: “It was always going to be a difficult place to come and the group fought well in the first half. We need to impose ourselves on the game earlier than what we did to be the team that we want to be this year.
“A lot of teams would have come here and lost tonight. It wasnȁ...

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