Match reports

Reading are Cambridge United's next opponent at the Abbey tomorrow afternoon, with a clash of two great sides in fine form. Reading have scored goals for fun, netting 11 times in their opening four League One games, whilst having the third-best defensive record, conceding just five times. A difficult matchup for Neil Harris' side, with Reading's ability to occupy wide positions superbly and quality across the pitch. Head to Head In the past four clashes between the two sides,

The U's were much the better side against a strong Huddersfield side on Saturday, however it didn't mean anything as refereeing mistakes cost United all three points. After going 1-0 up with 10 minutes to go, it all went downhill for the U's. A foul on Kaikai wasn't given, maybe to even things up after Huddersfield appealed the United goal, and in a matter of seconds Huddersfield were level. If things couldn't have gone worse, in the 90th minute Dom Ball cheaply lost possessi

Cambridge United return to the Abbey following the 1-0 Carabao Cup loss on Tuesday. Huddersfield Town will travel down wanting to continue their unbeaten streak following a 3-0 win over AFC Wimbledon and a draw on the road to MK Dons. With both sides sitting on four points and inside the playoff places just two games into the League One season, a tough-fought battle can be expected on Saturday. Players to watch Derensili Sanches Fernandes Following a move from Excelsior in th