Cambridge United look to remain unbeaten ahead of the Bromley clash

Cambridge United travel for their first away day of the season to Bromley in a League Two rematch as both teams look to battle for safety this season. Cambridge United are unbeaten this season following wins against Barnet and Wigan at the Abbey. Bromley lost on penalties against Reading in the Carabao Cup but beat Barnsley 1-0 in their opening League One fixture. Barnsley had 22 shots but scored none of them; however, Bromley converted one of their four shots on target to take home all three points.

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New signing Shamal George was fantastic for Bromley, single-handedly winning the game for Bromley. Despite being a goalkeeper, George was superb and displayed everything you could ever want in a goalkeeper.

Cheek is back and already opened his goalscoring account for the season, so Watts and Jobe will need to be on it to stop the talisman. In Cheek's only game against United, he managed to score in a 2-1 loss last season.

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Gassan Ahadme will be back "very quickly" with his earliest game time coming against Millwall next Tuesday. New signing Breeze has a similar timeframe, whilst nobody else has picked up a knock since beating Wigan last Saturday.

Harris didn't shy away from the "tough game" ahead. Harris spoke on the atmosphere at Hayes Lane with the compact nature of the stadium and the physical style that Andy Woodman has implemented into his Bromley side.

Rotation can be expected for Saturday's game and Tuesday's game, as players will be given the opportunity to prove they have what it takes to start in Neil Harris' team. New signings can be expected before the window shuts in 10 days, with talks likely to progress further at the back end of next week.