Ipswich Town boss Paul Lambert handed touchline ban ahead of trip to Wigan Athletic

Ipswich Town boss Paul Lambert has been handed a two-match touchline ban and a fine after he was sent-off against Norwich City.
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Paul Lambert

Lambert and Norwich coach Chris Domogalla were both given their marching orders after a confrontation spilled off the pitch during the Canaries’ 3-0 win over Ipswich earlier this month.

And Ipswich boss Lambert was handed a two-match touchline ban and £20,000 fine.

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Lambert’s ban means that he will be absent from the dugout at the DW Stadium in Saturday’s clash with Latics and the home game against Reading in March 2.

The 49-year-old- who did not appeal the FA’s charge of misconduct- said that he trusts his staff and players to do what he asks in his absence from pitch-side.

Lambert said: "It's not ideal but I trust my staff to do what I ask."

“There will be no problem there.

Will it make a difference, not being on the touchline? I don't know. I can talk to the players before the game and after. They will know what is expected of them."