Harris hungry for win vs Wrexham

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 the positivity and the culture shift he and Mark Bonner are striving to make. The former Millwall man mentioned that he has already made decisions on staff changes for the up and coming transfer window. Harris has a clear idea on most of the players and where their future lies but stresses that everyday is a learning curve and no decisions have been made. Harris spoke positively about Wrexham and their threats to the U's backline. Harris spoke openly on his frustration to bring off Malone at half time following a back issue for the 34 year old after playing well in previous games. Nlundulu and Kaikai will be out until "told otherwise". In other injury updates, Andrew is potentially back for Easter weekend however Smith is still not in training yet. Ibsen Rossi won't play the rest of the season and Lavery could feature as a substitute in final few games.

A mix of positive and frustrating news from Harris perfectly describes this season for the U's with the main topic of discussion looming over the treatment room. Harris is positive for a good result under the floodlights with a keen intrigue on how the U's will face the many questions from a dominant Wrexham side.