[h=3]Andrews could make quick return for Albion[/h]4:46pm Monday 26th August 2013 in Albion By Andy Naylor
Keith Andrews
* Keith Andrews has delivered an injury boost for Albion by revealing his absence could be limited to just one match.
* The on-loan midfielder from Bolton Wanderers sat out Saturday's 2-0 win against Burnley at The Amex with a tight hamstring.
* His non-participation was precautionary and he could be back in contention for Millwall's visit this Saturday.
* Andrews was at the Sussex FA's headquarters in Culver Road, Lancing, this afternoon to watch the under 21's beat Ipswich 3-1.
* Captain and centre-half Lewis Dunk galloped forward to give Albion a 34th minute lead with a half-volley on the counter-attack.
* Brighton-born former Chelsea midfielder Jesse Starkey doubled the lead six minutes later following good work by George Barker.
* Albion's interval advantage was due reward for their domination but they were slack for a period after the break.
* They were punished after 54 minutes, Paul Taylor reducing Ipswich's arrears with a penalty conceded by Dunk for a clumsy challenge on David October.
* Dunk's partner Glen Rea restored the two-goal cushion in the 76th minute with a towering header from Brennan Dickenson's corner.
* Albion's youngsters have now won both games under new coach Simon Ireland after opening with a win at Swansea last week.**
* Albion (4-1-2-3): Walton; Hunt (Barry 73), Rea, Dunk, Chicksen; Richards; Asmundsson, Starkey; Dickenson, Barker, Goodwin. Subs not used: Colquhoun, Harris, Muitt, Horncastle.
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* Keith Andrews has delivered an injury boost for Albion by revealing his absence could be limited to just one match.
* The on-loan midfielder from Bolton Wanderers sat out Saturday's 2-0 win against Burnley at The Amex with a tight hamstring.
* His non-participation was precautionary and he could be back in contention for Millwall's visit this Saturday.
* Andrews was at the Sussex FA's headquarters in Culver Road, Lancing, this afternoon to watch the under 21's beat Ipswich 3-1.
* Captain and centre-half Lewis Dunk galloped forward to give Albion a 34th minute lead with a half-volley on the counter-attack.
* Brighton-born former Chelsea midfielder Jesse Starkey doubled the lead six minutes later following good work by George Barker.
* Albion's interval advantage was due reward for their domination but they were slack for a period after the break.
* They were punished after 54 minutes, Paul Taylor reducing Ipswich's arrears with a penalty conceded by Dunk for a clumsy challenge on David October.
* Dunk's partner Glen Rea restored the two-goal cushion in the 76th minute with a towering header from Brennan Dickenson's corner.
* Albion's youngsters have now won both games under new coach Simon Ireland after opening with a win at Swansea last week.**
* Albion (4-1-2-3): Walton; Hunt (Barry 73), Rea, Dunk, Chicksen; Richards; Asmundsson, Starkey; Dickenson, Barker, Goodwin. Subs not used: Colquhoun, Harris, Muitt, Horncastle.
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