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GARBUTT GETS TRACTOR BOYS MOTORING!

Lambert’s joy at deflected match-winner

By Callum Thompson

SHOULDER TO SHOULDER: Burton forward Liam Boyce and Ipswich defender Luke Woolfenden challenge

IPSWICH boss Paul Lambert revealed his delight at getting off to a winning start in his side’s first game in the third tier for nearly 60 years.
Ipswich showed no signs of a relegation hangover and it didn’t take long for them to score what proved to be the winner against Burton, with Luke Garbutt’s deflected effort going in via John- Joe O’Toole.
“We started very well. It’s a really tough place...

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