Match reports

The U's will face the on form Welsh side on Tuesday night at the Abbey in desperate need of a win. The U's have gone 6 games without a win and only recording 2 points whilst Wrexham have won their last 3 games. Wrexham last lost a game away at Reading on Tuesday 11th March in a game that saw the Red Dragons lose 2-0 to the Royals. The U's last won in a 2-0 win away at Crawley exactly 1 month ago. Neil Harris saw great positives in the second half of Saturday's affair. Showing

A game of huge significance awaited the Abbey at 3pm. Harris named an unchanged 11 from the draw away at Barnsley last week whilst Northampton made 1 change following their 2-0 home loss to Rotherham. Just before kick off all 7,200 fans applauded in memory of Simon Dobbin. Simon was a Cambridge fan who was attacked following an away game at Southend and was left wit life altering damages. He later passed in 2020. The U's started poorly, failing to string short passes and the

A game of 2 halves for Cambridge United. After a fantastic first half for the U's see Brophy opening the scoresheet inside 10 minutes. Despite pushing for a 2nd, both sides go into the break with the score line 1-0. Barnsley started the second half extremely well, hitting the crossbar and eventually getting a dramatic equaliser in the 92nd minute. Both sides leave the pitch with a point which doesn't help either side in their desperate attempts for promotion and survival. Har

Relegation threatened Cambridge United travel to Barnsley in need of all 3 points. Having lost their last 4 games the U's are in severe danger of playing League 2 football next year. As for Barnsley, following the departure of manager Darrell Clarke and the appointment of Conor Hourihane find themselves in 10th. They have only won 5 games since the turn on the year. Cambridge United have struggled with life in League One this season having only won 7 times in 37 games in the

The U's named an unchanged XI with the only addition coming on the bench with Nlundulu. Crawley made 3 changed following their 3-1 loss to Blackpool last time out with Armando, Feely and Ibrahim coming into the side. A game that had it all, 2 red cards 2 goals and 2 sides in the relegation zone. Harris' side took home all 3 points once again making it 2 wins from 2 since the appointment of Neil Harris. The game started in an expectedly scrappy fashion. The U's applied pressur

Cambridge United travel down the M25 to fellow relegation rivals Crawley Town for a 3pm kick off. The hosts have managed 2 wins since the turn of the new year, beating Mansfield 1-0 and Stevenage 3-1. 5 points from their last possible 15 sit them 22nd in the League. As for Cambridge United following the change in management are 3 points from a possible 3 following a 2-0 win against Stockport County. The U's sit dead last in 24th on 26 points but with a win against Crawley and

A great day for football set the day off well. 6,905 fans were in attendance for this League One clash. Neil Harris reverted the squad to a back 4-2-3-1, bringing in Digby and Bennet. Stockport County made 4 changes including in between the sticks following an injury. With both sides having polarising seasons it was bound to be interesting. Stokes kicked the game off with the home crowd providing a great atmosphere. All 4 stands were full with a sea of amber. An electric atmo

Following the positive news of the appointments of Harris and Bonner earlier in the week the U's will aim to get back to winning ways on Saturday. Harris has a tough task for his return to the Abbey, facing an inform Stockport side who haven't lost a game since their FA cup tie against Crystal Palace. 6 wins from their last 7 games put the away side in 4th. A tough first game for the former Millwall man. The U's enter this new chapter of management 24th on 23 points. 8 points

An awful day for football set the tone before the game had even kicked off. Exeter started the game as expected, keeping the ball but not creating any chance of substance. As Cambridge United grew into the game they started to keep the ball and ending the half with 49% of the ball. With a a split in possession it was Exeter who created the most shots, however none of their 5 first half attempts tested Bishop. Ryan Lofts header in the 36th minute was the closest either side ca

The U’s take on a struggling Exeter City side who have all the momentum in their favour following a narrow loss to Premier League side Nottingham Forest in the FA cup. The Grecians sit in 18th place with 32 points and without a win in the league since boxing day. The U’s sit dead bottom after being on the end of a thrashing away in Birmingham. Monk’s men will be desperate to turn that result around with all 3 points on Saturday. Avoiding relegation seems the task at hand for

First half A disappointing affair for the travelling side in amber. The blue's kicked the game off and immediately dominated possession and controlled throughout. A bombardment of corners and shots targeting Bishop in goal was too much to handle as after a penalty in the 23rd minute. Brophy gave the penalty away after a shoulder to shoulder collision with Laird. Stansfield, who had scored 6/6 penalties this season, stepped up and his shot was blasted down the middle and finds

Cambridge United clawed back in the second half to gain 1 point

Gassan Ahadme towering for a header vs Wycombe Wanderers last season Cambridge United will host a playoff chasing a Wycombe Wanderers side who have their full focus on gaining promotion to the Championship. After a disappointing loss last time out for Cambridge United, they will want to return to CB5 with a win. However, their opposition sit 2nd in the league having only lost 4 times. Since Tuesday's nights action both sides have made important decisions in the transfer marke

The Millers reply to their poor Saturday performance with a win at home to the U's. After little action in the first half the second half was poised to impress. A Loft goal made it 1-0 to the visitors however only 4 minutes later a Wilks goal put the home side level. Neither side creating any clear cut chances throughout the game didn't seem to effect Steve Evans' men as they went on to take a 2-1 lead through an Odoffin first time strike. A lot to build from for both sides

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