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TRACTOR BOYS PEN WINS LATE, LATE POINT

By Simon Marshall

IPSWICH TOWN 1
Clarke 90+2 (pen)

PRESTON NE 1
Gibson 72
PRESTON North End’s manager Paul Heckingbottom said he was “really pleased” how his team performed against promotion-seeking Ipswich Town and how their “threat grew in the game” following their draw at Portman Road.
But Ipswich manager Keiran McKenna said he was disappointed that Town were not award another penalty late on in the game, saying they should have had at least two more.
Jack Clarke stepped up to score from the penalty spot in the 92nd minute to rescue a point...

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