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Tractor Boys survive penalty drama to edge out Shrews

ROY KEANE’S Ipswich survived a major scare in the Carling Cup first round last night.

Tractor Boys survive penalty drama to edge out Shrews

Wed, 12 Aug, 2009 - 01:00

Darren Norris

The Tractor Boys needed a penalty shoot-out to see off the challenge of League Two outfit Shrewsbury at Meadow Lane after a pulsating cup tie had finished 3-3 after extra time.

Teenage sensation Connor Wickham scored twice for Ipswich with Alan Quinn getting the other.

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