Uefa Cup: Ipswich to face Ronaldo and co

Ipswich have landed a plum draw in the third round of the Uefa Cup.

Fri, 02 Nov, 2001 - 12:06

Ipswich have landed a plum draw in the third round of the Uefa Cup.

George Burley's boys will face Italian giants Inter Milan, with the first leg at Portman Road on November 22.

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