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Subscriber only AFTER the anxiety levels rose dramatically in both team camps, two major factors were highlighted in the latest battle of Ipswich . The first was the match being played like a local derby despite a number of footballers from Western Pride and the Ipswich Knights having not engaged in previous club encounters. The Knights finished the stronger at Bundamba on Friday night but were unable to penetrate Western Pride s defence a second time to at least salvage a draw. We didn t have enough quality tonight, Knights head coach Andy Ogden said, reflecting on his team s 2-1 defeat on home soil.
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Subscriber only IN his first season as Ipswich Knights captain, Josh Wilson has already displayed his determination to lead from the front. After receiving a cut above his eye in Ipswich s latest 2-0 FFA Cup victory, Wilson couldn t wait to return to the field following his sideline patch-up. With the blood cleaned away and a band-aid over his left eyelid, Wilson was back on Eric Evans Oval joining the defensive line and eager to keep his team pushing forward. Dependable striker Nick Edwards put the finishing touches on Tuesday night s fourth round win over Moggill at Bundamba. He put Knights 1-0 up in the second half after nosing the ball into the net during a goal mouth scramble.
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