We're not watching that again. We go again on Saturday... Man of the Match: Ten grand a week Barry Bannan U's fans Soundtrack of the Match: https://www.youtube.com/embed/Ag1o3koTLWM
Sheffield Wednesday 6 (SIX)-0 U’s: Ugh
U’s 0-0 Shrewsbury: The Last Rented Home Game
With January’s season-defining heroics a distant memory, the U’s were keen to avenge their Salop wallop in the opposite leg. Mark Bonner’s deliberately myopic short term thinking always seems to provide an outrageously high level of concentration in his players but surely even he would have spent the early hours of Saturday morning cursing the... Continue Reading →
U’s Women 1-0 Norwich Women: Her Game Too
It was a great time for United’s women to play the first of two games at the Abbey in about a month. Cambridge United are one of the forty-five professional teams in the English and Scottish leagues currently partnered with #HerGameToo, a non-profit organisation which aims to both raise awareness of the sexism that still... Continue Reading →
Wycombe 3-0 U’s: Ah Sh*t, Here We Go Again
It's fair to say that, down the years, trips to Adams Park have not been fruitful ones. Ainsworth's unique style of football has brought it with it a constant malaise in performance whenever the amber and black make the trip to Buckinghamshire. And on Tuesday night - despite everything we know about this team, how... Continue Reading →
Oxford 4-2 U’s: University Challenged
Both teams came into this game with excellent wins in midweek. The U's held off a below-par Plymouth side at the Abbey to get a deserved 2-0 win, whilst the other U's came away from Gresty Road with a crucial 1-0 win against Crewe which consolidated their place within the play-off places. Before the match... Continue Reading →
Us 2-0 Plymouth: Mission Pilgrimpossible
United welcomed high-flying Plymouth to The Abbey after Saturday’s fantastic victory against Accrington. A hard-earned point was the likely truth for the U’s, especially in light of the three forced changes. Liam O’Neil and Jack Lankester replaced Wes Hoolahan and Harvey Knibbs in midfield. After impressing in the pizza cup, Liam Bennett made his league... Continue Reading →
Under The Abbey Stand 