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Janoi Donacien and Freddie Ladapo could return for Ipswich against Fleetwood

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Nick Powell
2 December 2022

Ipswich could welcome back Janoi Donacien and Freddie Ladapo for the visit of Fleetwood.
Donacien has been out since picking up a knock a fortnight ago and Ladapo had a tight calf.
Sone Aluko, Lee Evans and Marcus Harness are also closing in on returns from injury.
Dominic Ball is a long-term absentee with a knee injury and Tyreece John-Jules has a hamstring problem.
Jay Lynch returns in goal for the visitors.
The 29-year-old dropped to the bench for the FA Cup win at Ebbsfleet last weekend, with on-loan Leicester youngster Jakub Stolarczyk getting a run-out.
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