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Town hit back for a derby victory

Ipswich Town secured a priceless derby success against Norwich City as they came from behind to win 2-1.

Ched Evans had given the visitors a fourth-minute lead but Town hit back after an own goal from Alex Pearce and a second from Danny Haynes.

Pablo Couunago was involved in both goals and played an instrumental role in Town's deserved victory, which keeps them seventh in the Coca-Cola Championship - a point behind Crystal Palace.

For a full report, pictures and reaction from Haynes and Blues boss Jim Magilton, see Monday's Gazette.

6:03pm Sunday 13th April 2008

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