JAIME Peters, the forgotten man at Portman Road, caught they eye in the latter stages of last night's 2-1 defeat for Ipswich Town in their reserve league game at Marlow.

Elvin King

JAIME Peters, the forgotten man at Portman Road, caught they eye in the latter stages of last night's 2-1 defeat for Ipswich Town in their reserve league game at Marlow.

The 21-year-old Canadian international wide player has not featured in the Town first team this season having made 46 appearances in the previous two years.

He is under contract with the Blues until June 2010 and has now recovered from injury.

Another player to make a mark as Chris Kimomya's side lost further ground at the top of the table was 15-year-old Colchester-based schoolboy Connor Wickham who netted his first goal for the reserves.

It was a young Town second string who went behind when Matt Richards, a loanee from Derby County, scored after 20 minutes.

Wycombe added to their lead just before the interval when trialist Simon Dawkins from Tottenham found the net.

Wickham pulled a goal back after a goalmouth scramble in the 68th minute in what was a below par display by the Blues.

They improved after the break with Liam Trotter doing well along with Peters.

Town Reserves: Supple, Hyam, Ainsley, Watson, Harding, Peters, Reason, Upson, Trotter, Rhodes, Wickham (sub Murray 83 mins). Substitutes: Ward, Cawley, Daniels, Eastman.

N (SQUARE) TOWN will play Watford next Tuesday at Portman Road in the fifth round of the FA Youth Cup after the Hornets beat Southampton 1-0 in the fourth round at St Mary's last night.