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League of Ireland Horse Racing TV Listings GAA Fixtures The Video Review Sport meets news, current affairs, society & pop culture Rugby Weekly Extra Dive into all the news and analysis 3 times a week The Football Family Weekly insights from the week’s big talking points Advertisement More Stories Szmodics will be assessed by Ipswich in the coming days (file photo).Trevor Wilkinson/MI News / Alamy Stock Photo FreeInjury List Sammie Szmodics limps off after just 21 minutes of Ipswich's win over West Brom Szmodics, who missed Ireland’s October games, suffered a knee injury against West Brom. 4.02pm, 25 Oct 2025 Share options SAMMIE SZMODICS HAS suffered a fresh injury blow just over two weeks out from the start of Republic of Ireland’s decisive World Cup qualifier window. Szmodics came in for criticism earlier this month after missing Ireland’s double-header with Portugal and Armenia through injury — only to return to action for his club Ipswich Town 72 hours after the Armenia win. Advertisement The attacker started Ipswich’s 1-0 win over West Brom on Saturday afternoon, but limped off after just 21 minutes with a knee injury, casting doubt over his availability for Ireland duty next month. “That was a knock on his knee that he obviously tried to shrug off,” manager Kieran McKenna told the East Anglian Daily Times afterwards. “That’s one of them that can go one way or another. I’d imagine we’ll investigate that over the next 24 hours.” Jack Clarke came off the bench to net the solitary goal as Ipswich got back to winning ways. The Tractor Boys were the dominant side throughout but could not make their supremacy pay despite a series of chances until Clarke’s fifth goal of the season seven minutes from time. It was a welcome result after back-to-back Championship defeats and lifted Ipswich just a point behind their opponents. 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