ON A day that saw England battle through to a second consecutive World Cup final, Ipswich Rugby Club were enjoying a massive occasion themselves. Although soundly beaten 66-5 in the first round of the EDF Energy National Trophy by the strong semi-professionals from London Scottish, Ipswich can hold their heads high for what was a brave effort against a side playing four divisions up in National League three.
ON A day that saw England battle through to a second consecutive World Cup final, Ipswich Rugby Club were enjoying a massive occasion themselves. Although soundly beaten 66-5 in the first round of the EDF Energy National Trophy by the strong semi-professionals from London Scottish, Ipswich can hold their heads high for what was a brave effort against a side playing four divisions up in National League three.
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