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ABRAHAM RUINS LAMBERT RETURN

By John Wragg

DOUBLING UP: Aston Villa striker Tammy Abraham celebrates making it 2-0
PICTURE: PSI/Dennis Goodwin

PAUL Lambert’s return to Villa Park after four years ended with him looking for a row with referee Keith Stroud.
A fuming Lambo was livid with referee Keith Stroud for giving Villa a penalty and refusal to give his Ipswich Town side one.
Lambert was sacked by Aston Villa in February 2015 at the end of a draining battle to keep the club in the Premier League. Villa were to fall into the Championship after he left but, at Ipswich, Lambert has an even tougher battle....

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