Cambridge United v Charlton Athletic

THE OFFICIAL MATCHDAY PROGRAMME OF CAMBRIDGE UNITED FC 2021/22 | ISSUE 9 | £3.50 

VERSUS 

CHARLTON ATHLETIC 

TUESDAY 19TH APRIL 2022 

KICK-OFF 7.45PM

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Cambridge United 

Abbey Stadium, Newmarket Rd, 

Cambridge CB5 8LN 

Founded: 1912 

HONOURS 

Football League Third Division/ 

League One (third tier) 

· Champions: 1990–91 

· Runners-up: 1977–78 

Football League Fourth Division/ 

League Two (fourth tier) 

· Champions: 1976–77 

· Runners-up: 1998–99, 2020–21 

· Promotion: 1972–73 

· Play-off winners: 1989–90 

National League (fifth tier) 

· Runners-up: 2007–08, 2008–09, 2013–14 

· Play-off winners: 2013–14 

· Play-off finalists: 2007–08, 2008–09 

Southern League Premier 

Division (old fifth tier) 

· Winners: 1968–69, 1969–70 

FA Trophy 

· Winners: 2013–14 

Football League Trophy 

· Runners-up: 2001–02 

· Southern Area finalists: 2002–03 

Southern League Cup 

· Winners: 1968–69 

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MARK BONNER 

Head Coach 

IAN MATHER 

From the CEO 

OPPOSITION PROFILE 

A look at Charlton Athletic 

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Head Coach 

Mark Bonner 

Firstly, I’d like to welcome Johnnie Jackson, his staff and players to 

The Abbey for today’s Sky Bet League One tie against Charlton Athletic. 

Welcome to tonight’s re-scheduled fixture against 

Charlton Athletic, originally due to be played 

yesterday afternoon. Having appeared live on Sky 

Sports on Saturday, we were required to nudge this 

game back by 24 hours to allow for the appropriate 

recovery time in-line with all those who played on 

Good Friday and Monday. 

At the time of writing - due to printing deadlines - we are 

yet to play Wigan and therefore I will hold judgement on 

whether or not I like TV games and 5:15pm kick-offs! 

In all seriousness though, it has been an interesting 

process to understand the challenges playing TV 

games can bring. It brings a new experience for us and 

having little control or say over the option, I thought 

you would find the following insight interesting. 

Clearly there are some huge benefits to such a game. 

League One had a brilliant focus on Saturday with 

three live games throughout the day - all involving 

promotion chasing sides. As the drama towards the 

broadcasted play-offs begins, this is a super platform 

and profile for our league, which usually gets very 

little live exposure. 

We were asked to be live for the MK Dons home 

fixture for Monday night football a few weeks back, 

but due to a clash with the international window, 

MK were unable to move the game. Sky have been 

chasing us for a live game it seems, so we must have 

good reach for the TV audience - or perhaps that’s 

coincidental and it is the promotion chasing teams 

they are really interested in! 

The next benefit is that it is rare for a club like ours 

to play on national TV. It was a shame to miss out on 

the domestic FA Cup rights at Newcastle, but having 

appeared first on Match of the Day and then been 

on BBC Red Button for the Luton Town game, we 

have gained some excellent exposure to a national 

audience this season. That is good profile for our 

club, players and sponsors. 

With just a few remaining games left this season and 

the away games being so big, it keeps everyone on 

their toes and means we have to be at the top of our 

game in order to be competitive. 

Sky and The Premier League are the most significant 

external providers of funding to the EFL and its 

clubs and without their income generation and 

globalisation of our game, we wouldn’t be blessed 

with so much exposure and quality in the leagues. 

The pyramid would not be as strong and the 

incredible work undertaken in Community Trusts and 

Academies would not be possible. 

However, it has its flaws as Ian Mather has often 

stated. The Tracey Crouch review in essence is 

asking for greater fan involvement and to ensure 

the sustainability of every club at every level. The 

strength of English football and the ingrained culture 

in all of our lives is in its depth and reach. That is 

what needs protecting. 

Moving the fixtures isn’t great for supporters who 

were looking forward to a Bank Holiday Monday clash 

for this game, and in turn significantly reduces the 

attendance and income generated. Moving the fixture 

to Saturday at 5:15pm meant that the overnight stay 

required a much later check out time from the hotel, 

almost doubling the costs of the trip. The share of 

broadcast revenue for the game was £10,000. We are 

significantly down financially from the game and what 

we hoped we could generate from the weekend. 

It is of course hard to measure the gains financially 

that can arise from such exposure, and of course, Sky 

Sports indirectly create huge revenue for teams. But, 

as an isolated example, we are financially worse off 

for the game being on the TV. 

Today, we face a team who have put a good run 

of games together. The away game was a belter. We 

lost 2-0, but it was one of our best performances of 

the season. 

It always felt like a good day and had we converted 

our chances would have ran out winners. Cheered on 

by a huge away following, many of whom arrived on 

HMS Ironside, it was a good day, but a disappointing 

outcome. 

With this being the penultimate home game of the 

season, here is hoping we can continue our good 

home form and look to have an encouraging end to 

the season. 

Enjoy the game. 

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Chief Executive Officer 

ian mather 

Welcome to all who have made the trip from London. Although both clubs 

have secured their place in League one for next season there is plenty to 

play for and we expect a tough and entertaining game. 

This is my 70th programme note since I took on 

the role of CEO in July 2019. It was intended that I 

would do this in an interim capacity for one season 

but Covid and promotion meant this has extended 

to three. With two programme notes to go I write 

in this one with reflections on the last three years 

and in my last note, for the Cheltenham game, I will 

offer thoughts on the future. 

All of the success we have had over the last three 

seasons can be traced back to one event. That was the 

point in October 2019 when Paul Barry became the sole 

owner of the club. This move from 705 shareholders to 

one was a struggle for some to accept and thanks go to 

the shareholders who agreed to back the move for the 

benefit of the Club. 

Sole ownership, alongside a strong board with excellent 

business skills, made for clear decision making. It 

may seem odd but an early sign of this was in the 

tarmacking of Cutthroat Lane which had been a dirt 

track for ever. Then in January 2020 Colin Calderwood 

left and Mark Bonner was appointed as caretaker Head 

Coach, followed by a permanent appointment just at 

the moment Covid struck. 

The risk Covid presented cannot be overstated. From 

the moment the first lockdown was announced in March 

2020, just ahead of our game v Cheltenham, we faced 

a massive loss of income with no idea as to when we 

would play again. I took part in the virtual EFL meeting 

where clubs voted to end the season early for the first 

time since WW2. It was a bleak moment. But there were 

reasons to be positive. 

Our fans were hugely supportive. There was no clamour 

for refunds and, when we put Season Tickets on sale, 

1,000 were sold for a season with no start date or 

guarantee that fans would be allowed in the Abbey when 

it did start. Our Corporate supporters were brilliant and 

also stuck by us. It was not the same at all clubs. 

We used the furlough scheme and staff took a pay cut. 

Paul’s travel business in the US was heavily affected by 

Covid but he introduced new investors, Adam Webb 

and Mark Green who could not have been more helpful. 

We worked with EFL on analysis to manage a socially 

distanced crowd and hosted the first competitive 

game in the country with a crowd. We were ahead of 

the game thanks to work done by Ian Darler and Andy 

Beattie. 

Through all of this turmoil Mark Bonner and Ben Strang 

assembled a team that went on to win us automatic 

promotion, just one point from winning the league. 

At the start of this season every pundit predicted that 

we were certain to go back down to League 2. In the 

end, whatever our final results, we won’t be in the 

bottom six – and have not been there all season. 

It has been an amazing rollercoaster – but one we have 

been able to ride with confidence due to our ownership 

structure. 

I will sign off with thoughts for the future in my end 

of season programme note but, for now, enjoy the 

game. 

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Today’s Opposition 

charlton athletic 

FOUNDED: 1905 | NICKNAME: THE ADDICKS | STADIUM: THE VALLEY | LAST SEASON: 7TH (LEAGUE ONE) 

The battle for 12th 

place intensifies this 

evening as the U’s host 

Charlton Athletic in 

the penultimate Abbey 

showdown of the season. 

Conor Washington stole the show 

in the return fixture in November, 

scoring both goals as the Addicks 

ran out 2-0 winners at the Valley, 

with the home side that day 

enduring their best run of the 

season under the stewardship of 

Johnnie Jackson. 

Prior to November’s clash, the 

U’s had not locked horns with 

Charlton this millennium, having 

been separated by as many as 

five divisions throughout the 

noughties. 

Despite looking destined to be 

battling it out amongst the top 

six prior to the new season, after 

missing out on the play-offs last 

season on goal difference, two 

wins in their opening 13 games 

saw the Addicks mired in the 

bottom four midway through 

October, a run in which ultimately 

cost Nigel Adkins his job. 

Renewed optimism later returned 

to the Valley after club icon 

Johnnie Jackson once again 

impressed while in temporary 

charge of the club for the second 

time, with the Camden born 

manager later being handed 

the reigns on a full-time basis 

following a run of six wins in his 

opening nine, setting the Addicks 

up in good stead for the second 

half of the season. 

Perhaps surprisingly, history 

favours Mark Bonner’s side 

heading into tonight’s game, with 

the U’s enjoying eight wins over 

the Addicks since 1973, two more 

than their counterparts, who have 

beaten the U’s on six occasions 

over the last 49 years. 

Currently enjoying their second 

best run of the season, the 

Addicks arrive at the Abbey 

this evening having won four 

of their previews six outings 

in League One, prior to the 

Easter Weekend, with the 

Addicks impressively seeing 

off title challengers Rotherham 

United ahead of their clash with 

Morecambe on Good Friday. 

Having dramatically seen off 

Sutton United to lift the Papa 

John’s Trophy a week prior, the 

Millers welcomed the Addicks 

in high spirits, with the aim of 

moving back into the top two. 

However, George Dobson’s strike 

from the edge of the area ten 

minutes after the restart was 

enough for Jackson’s side to leave 

South Yorkshire will maximum 

points, as the Addicks put a dent 

in the Millers’ promotion hopes. 


The Gaffer 

Johnnie Jackson 

D.O.B: 15.08.82 

P.O.B: Camden, England 

Having made over 275 

appearances for the Addicks 

and averaged over two and 

a quarter points per game 

over two temporary stints in 

charge of the club, Jackson 

seemed a no brainer to 

be given the gig and was 

handed the permanent 

reigns at the Valley in 

October, following the 

dismissal of Nigel Adkins. 

The Camden born manager 

has since changed the 

fortunes of the South 

London club, with the 

Addicks looking set for a 

relegation battle towards 

the end of October, however 

now arrive at the Abbey 

tonight looking to secure the 

final top half spot. 

To view the 

charlton athletic squad 

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Safe Hands 

Craig MacGillivray 

Age: 29 

Nationality: Scottish 

The stopper arrived on a free 

from Portsmouth in the summer 

having made 135 appearances 

on the South Coast, and quickly 

made the number one shirt at 

the Valley his own, appearing 

in all but two of Charlton’s 

League One games this season 

– keeping 14 clean sheets in the 

process, a record only bettered 

by three other keepers. 

The Scotsman progressed 

through the ranks at Harrogate 

Railway as a youngster, not 

playing in an academy set up 

like many other who make a 

successful career out of football, 

an impressive feat given the 

keeper has made over 170 

appearances in League One now. 

The Rock 

Akin Famewo 

Age: 23 

Nationality: English 

After impressing on loan from 

Norwich City last season, 

Famewo re-joined the Addicks 

on loan for a second season 

this campaign, with the Addicks 

holding the option to sign the 

former Luton Town defender on 

the permanent deal at the end of 

the season, should they wish to. 

A product off the ever-impressive 

Luton Town academy production 

line, Famewo made the switch to 

East Anglia in 2019 before going 

on to make his Premier League 

debut just a few months later 

in the Canaries’ final day defeat 

against champions Manchester 

City. The 6’1” centre half now 

finds himself at Charlton, having 

made almost 60 appearances for 

the Addicks over two loan spells. 


The Creator 

George Dobson 

Age: 24 

Nationality: English 

Having progressed through 

the ranks at both Arsenal and 

West Ham before making a brief 

switch to Sparta Rotterdam 

in Holland, the midfielder was 

snapped up by Walsall after 

impressing with the Saddlers on 

loan in 2017. Again impressing, 

despite Walsall’s relegation 

to the fourth tier, Dobson 

was signed by Sunderland in 

before going on to make 47 

appearances for the Black Cats. 

The tough tackling midfielder 

has been a mainstay in Jackson’s 

side since being appointed in 

October, most recently scoring 

his first goal of the season in the 

Addicks’ 1-0 win over promotion 

chasing Rotherham. 

The Hitman 

Conor Washington 

Age: 29 

Nationality: Northern Irish 

The 29-year-old joined the Addicks 

two years ago, arriving at the 

Valley boasting international 

pedigree, having made over 30 

appearances for Northern Ireland. 

Washington will arrive at the Abbey 

this evening as no stranger to the 

U’s, after scoring both goals in 

Charlton’s 2-0 win over United in 

November. 

Another who didn’t follow the 

traditional academy route into 

football, Washington made initial 

mark just 15 miles away from the 

Abbey at St Ives Town, scoring over 

50 goals for the Saints as a teen 

before joining Newport County. A 

move to Peterborough followed, 

with the striker eventually making 

the move to Queen’s Park Rangers 

for a reported £3m fee. 


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FROM THE SLO 

with Dave Matthew-Jones 

THIS EVENING WE WELCOME THE SUPPORTERS, 

OFFICIALS AND PLAYING STAFF OF CHARLTON 

ATHLETIC TO THE ABBEY STADIUM. 

Two former Charlton 

players Bill Whittaker and 

Herbert Johnson played 

a large part in Cambridge 

United turning 

professional and its rise 

through the non-leagues 

during the 1950’s. 

Interestingly, they both 

played together in the 1947 

FA Cup Final when Charlton 

beat Burnley 1-0. This final is 

also remembered for the ball 

bursting during the match. It 

was the second year running 

when this happened. At the 

time, it was blamed on the poor 

standard of leather available 

following the war. 

During March, Cambridge United 

helped sponsors A&R Haulage 

(UK) Ltd provide items for the 

people of Ukraine. Thank you to 

everyone who brought something 

to the ground. These have now 

been delivered to Romania. A 

raffle was also organised at the 

Shrewsbury match for a shirt, 

which raised £440 and will go 

towards buying additional items 

to send to Ukraine. Phil Merwiak, 

who helped with the raffle and 

supplied the flag for the players to 

walk out with is organising a fund 

raising event at the Hat and Rabbit 

in Fulbourn towards the end of 

____. 

In other news, after losing his 

Great Grandad to cancer, 10-yearold 

Harry Austen is completing 

a 10 mile walk this evening at 

the Abbey Stadium. The walk 

is in aid of Cancer Research 

UK, the charity that helped his 

grandfather. The walk will take 

about 5 hours to complete and 

will start in Cambourne. If you 

would like to donate towards 

his walk, please visit their Just 

Giving Page: https://fundraise. 

cancerresearchuk.org/page/ 

harriets-giving-page-202. 

Away Travel for the last away 

match of the season against 

Sunderland is now online for 

supporters to book a seat. If you 

would like to use the coach, visit 

https://www.cambridgefansunited. 

org, ring 07591 111251 or email 

cfuawaytravel@yahoo.com. 

Away Travel is a project I have 

really enjoyed doing throughout 

the season. Working alongside 

Gina and Greys Coaches it has 

been a sharp learning curve. The 

Carlisle Away Travel group were 

really helpful at the beginning 

of the season and offered some 

excellent advice on their scheme. 

Their assistance highlighted how 

different supporter groups can 

work together and help each other. 

As we prepare for the final away 

trip of the season, where better 

to finish than by going to the 

Stadium of Light at Sunderland. 

I am pleased to report we have 

been able to run the scheme 

at almost break-even. It is even 

more remarkable considering the 

number of supporters who had 

to cancel coming on trips due to 

COVID throughout the year. 

We have been able to run the 

service to all league matches, 

despite some of the mid-week 

matches involved long distances, 

small numbers and large losses. 

The highlight of the season must 

be the trip to Newcastle in the FA 

Cup. In over 50 years of supporting 

Cambridge United I cannot 

remember a better away day. 

Thank you to our sponsors East 

Sussex U’s, Worcester U’s and 

CUFC Lottery. I would like to 

thank all our regular travellers and 

everyone who has used the service 

during the season. 

Dave Matthew-Jones 


JUNIOR U’s 

TEST YOUR KNOWLEDGE WITH QUESTIONS 

FROM OUR VERY OWN MARVIN THE MOOSE 

QUICK FEET! 

Can you name this Cambridge 

player from his boots below? 

GUESS THE GROUND! 

Can you name the ground above which belongs to a 

fellow English Football League team? 

F J H F W C A P Y B G Y I U G 

J H C Q I D L E S H O R R P P 

H E H H D F L A S Z S N O X N 

T I M I A K K B I A S K N U U 

F V C V C R V N N X I M S E O 

T K E O V A L N N Z S C I Q R 

S D T A V F U T I C E M D Q S 

W S E J A C K S O N G A E G K 

A S M T Y H B V Q N Y T Y V Y 

G E O D I R M O L G U H V V I 

B A B C O N N C M X C L N V R 

P C X P W Y U N O W T E X F U 

V J H M P T P X I P G T E D U 

P Y F E G Y R M W T Q I O Y K 

U Z J E G D I R B M A C P H Q 

MARVIN’S 

WORDSEARCH 

Can you find the ten words in 

Marvin’s wordsearch to the left? 

Charlton 

Athletic 

Addicks 

Cambridge 

United 

Inniss 

Stockley 

Jackson 

Bonner 

Ironside 

Brophy 


Answers: Spot the Ball: B, Quick Feet: 

Joe Ironside, Guess the Ground: Wham 

Stadium (Accrington Stanley) Kit man’s 

challenge: Mannion & 25, 

Williams & 2, Jones & 6. 

Anagrams: 1: Joe Ironside, 2: Lloyd Jones, 

3: Dimitar Mitov, 4: James Brophy 

TODAY’S MASCOT 

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KIT MAN’S CHALLENGE! 

Can you pair each player above to their correct shirt number? 

NOAH BROWN 

Age: 10 

Favourite United player: 

Dimitar Mitov 

ANAGRAMS! 

Can you work out these anagrams 

that have been created with the 

names of Cambridge United players? 

JOINED OSIER 

NOSED JOLLY 

AVID OMIT TRIM 

JAB HOMER SPY 

SPOT THE BALL! 

Can you pick out the correct ball from the image above, is it A, B or C? 


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Memories Down 

Evening again, folks. 

Let’s look forward to 

next season with the ever 

increasing certainty that 

we shall be facing our arch 

rivals from North Cambs for 

the first time, properly, in a 

blinking long while. And that 

ladies and gentlemen takes 

us back to 19 April 1972 and 

our second season in division 

four and a little scrape 

against PUFC. 

The second season of 

League football had been an 

altogether happier affair for 

the U’s and we were destined 

to end up 10th in the table. 

This was our fourth meeting 

with Posh since August 1970 

and yet you would struggle 

to convince people that 

Wednesday evening that this 

was our big local derby 

in the offing. Probably 

because Peterborough 

was in Northamptonshire 

until 1974 before being 

promoted to Cambs. 

To make the point, our 

two fixtures that season 

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programme... 

generated crowds of just over 

8,000 whilst those at London 

Road and the County Ground 

were a tad over 16,000. It is 

certainly my recall that things 

didn’t really catch fire until 

the 1977/78 season when 

both clubs vied for promotion 

to the second division. We 

won by the way. 

The less said about the 

result that balmy evening in 

April the better, as we were 

walloped 2-5. Superhero 

Brian Greenhalgh notched 

both goals that night in front 

of 4,248. Curiously, 48 hours 

later we travelled to Roots 

Hall to face the Shrimpers - 

who were second - and beat 

them 2-1. Mr Greenhalgh 

again with a brace. The 

crowd? 17,303. By far the 

biggest we faced that season. 

The next best came at 

Blundell Park earlier that year 

with nearly 12,500 supporters 

in attendance. Anyway, 

Southend still got promoted 

with Grimsby champions 

and Posh finished two points 

higher than the mighty U’s. 

An interesting programme. 

The cover for the whole of 

the 1971-72 campaign was 

just beautiful, with the best 

badge not only of Cambridge 

United but the whole wide 

world. Who can forget the 

likes of City Bargains and 

the ABC BBQ in Mill Road? 

And indeed who can forget 

a certain “Turner” listed in 

the opposition line-up that 

evening? God rest his soul. 

Harry 


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Habbin 

I HAVE BEEN ASSURED BY MY 

HAIRDRESSER, NAT, A FORMER 

CHARLTON ATHLETIC GOALKEEPER 

AND DEVOTED FAN, THAT WE ARE IN 

WITH A VERY GOOD CHANCE AGAINST 

A TEAM WHICH, IN ALL HONESTY, HAS 

UNDERACHIEVED THIS SEASON. 

He has taken a particular interest in Dimitar Mitov. 

Dimi was a very talented Charlton apprentice 

and like us, he has been hugely impressed with 

his season. After the performance at Newcastle, 

we all realised that we have a very accomplished 

performer in our goal. No doubt plenty of scouts 

will have reached the same conclusion. 

We probably should have won at the Valley where we 

spurned any number of good chances. I am sure that 

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against them today. Following our disappointing 

home game against a powerful Wycombe team, we 

achieved guaranteed League One safety with an 

energetic and at times accomplished performance 

against Morecambe. They scored one of the best 

goals we have seen at the Abbey this season, but 

Bennett and Simper showed great promise and Wes 

rolled back the years with a 20-minute cameo. His 

control and range of vision changed the course of 

the game. Surely it would be good to give the wizard 

another season to bring on the youngsters? 

He has much to offer whatever he does now. If we 

succeed in finishing the season in the top half of the 

table, it will represent our best league placing since 

1993. What an achievement that would be! 

Gandhi 

The golden way is to be to be friends 

with the world and to regard the whole 

human family as one. 

On top of all that, the work done by the Community 

Trust this season and throughout the pandemic has 

been heart-warming. I loved the half time Walking 

Football display a few weeks ago and the display of 

the disability football teams during the Morecambe 

game was inspiring. The Newmarket Road End 

cheered the players to the rafters and who will ever 

forget their response to the little lad who scored right 

in front of them? 

Not a dry eye in the house. I get tired of the dated 

perception of football fans that we are all mindless 

hooligans and violent clans of thugs. Real fans are 

always passionate and deeply caring people. This 

was sport at its very best. Phil Mullen has done more 

for disabled and disadvantaged people than anyone 

I know. 

We are lucky to have him and a Community Trust 

which believes in the power of sport to change lives. 

It was wonderful to see Dimi Mitov, Harvey Knibbs 

and Will Mannion helping out at the Seniors’ Lunch. 

I have always been proud to be a U. These things 

make me even prouder. 

Andrew Stephen 


with George Williams... 

GW: Gary Neville...Mr Reliable 

GW: Brie. Camembert a close second. 

GW: I’d say this year is the strongest League One I have been 

involved in. There are some massive clubs! 

GW: Lockdown ended! I do miss the long hair. 

GW: On paper it would be Saint-Maximin. But in League One I 

would say Scott Twine. He played more inside like a number 10 

but was causing us problems throughout the away game. I think he 

scored two. 


GW: In no order... Beating Coventry away in the FA Cup First Round 

with Worcester City. Winning the League One Play-off Final with 

Barnsley against Millwall. Beating Newcastle away in the FA Cup 

this season! 

GW: We used to go to the Unicorn on Saturday nights before Echos 

– a great place to get started. The Orange Tree was good but I 

think it’s called The Jam Garden now. 

GW: Not a massive wings guy. Probably BBQ. 

GW: Ivan Toney was always a handful. Had a bit of everything, and 

he’s doing it in the Prem now! 

GW: A bit of gym work always helps! 

GW: The best thing about playing for Cambridge is the atmosphere 

surrounding the club. From the group of lads, the staff we have and the 

fan base. It has got a real togetherness about it which is incredible! 


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Community 

matchday 

Saturday 9th April, 2022 | Abbey Stadium 

Staff members get ready to collect donations towards the Trust 

Marvin the Moose says hello 

to young supporters 

Wes Hoolahan warms up in 

Community Trust t-shirt 

Disability Footballers take part 

in a Half-Time demonstration 

Young supporters engage with the 

pre-match Astrazeneca activities 


The fans welcome the teams onto the pitch 

Trust participants have a go at the Mick 

George Chip in the Skip Half-Time challenge 


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humble origins of our historic clubs. 

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Cambridge United 

Over the past two 

months the club have 

arranged a variety of 

Under 21 fixtures as 

we look to continually 

evolve our games 

programme and give 

our players different 

challenges. 

The squads for these fixtures 

have comprised of a mixture of 

this season’s youth team players 

and young professionals. It is 

always nice to see some of our 

‘loan players’ wear the Amber & 

Black again. 

The Cambridgeshire FA 

Invitational Cup offered an 

interesting challenge for the group 

this year. Normally Academy 

games are about development, so 

adding the competitive element 

against senior opposition was a 

big test for the players, which I am 

delighted they passed with flying 

colours by beating Ely City in the 

final and lifting the Cup. 

The competition started with 

a trip to Soham where a team 

that comprised of just three U19 

players alongside our U18s won 

3-1. Then, a trip to Cambridge 

City where despite going 2-1 

down, a flurry of late goals saw the 

boys run out 4-2 winners after an 

excellent second half display. In 

a similar fashion to the previous 

rounds, the final against Ely City 

was won thanks to another brilliant 

second half, after Saleem Akambi’s 

opener was followed up by an 

outstanding team goal which Kai 

Yearn finished off. 

Away from the Cup, games against 

Concord Rangers of the National 

League South and a variety of 

different Category 2 and 3 Under 

21 teams have meant that the 

group have had to adapt to 

different situations and styles. 

After going a man down against 

Charlton, the boys managed to 

negotiate that situation and find 

a way to win. The First Team of 

Concord Rangers then posed a 

different, more physical challenge 

but a goal either side of the break 

saw off the National South Side. 

The groups only defeat this year 

arrived at the hands of Luton Town 

with a second half penalty enough 

to see off a spirited United 

challenge. 

Most recently, Millwall travelled to 

St Neots in an entertaining game 

that ended 4-2 to United. 

Most importantly though, these 

games have given players such as 

Lewis Simper and Liam Bennett 

U21S RESULTS SO FAR: 

the game experience needed to 

be ready to jump into the First 

Team fold. 

Everybody saw their superb 

performances against Morecambe 

the other week and without these 

competitive fixtures, they wouldn’t 

have been ready to play 90 

minutes in a League One game. 

With fixtures against Watford U21s 

(A) on Thursday 21st April and 

Southend U21s (H) on Wednesday 

27th April still to come, the group 

will be working hard to continue 

their form and development as 

they look to finish the season 

strong. 

Pete Gill 

Academy Head of Coaching 

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1. Where does former United 

and Charlton centre-back Harry 

Lennon now ply his trade? 

A. Chester City 

B. Southend Utd 

C. Macclesfield Town 

D. Wrexham 

5. In which city would I be if I was 

attending a fixture at the Slava 

Stadium Eden? 

A. Bratislava 

B. Prague 

C. Budapest 

D. Vienna 

6. Who manages Conference 

National side Chesterfield? 

A. Mark Yates 

B. John Still 

C. Tim Flowers 

D. Paul Cook 

7. How old is U’s midfielder Lewis 

Simper? 

A. 20 

B. 19 

C. 21 

D. 18 

D. 23rd 

9. Who was our leading 

goalscorer that season with 11 

goals? 

A. Tom Youngs 

B. Dave Kitson 

C. Martin Butler 

D. Trevor Benjamin 

2. From whom did we sign 

Addicks legend Mike Flanagan in 

1986? 

A. Charlton Athletic 

B. Gillingham 

C. QPR 

D. Crystal Palace 

3. Which non-league side did 

‘keeper Dimitar Mitov make one 

appearance for in 2015? 

A. Grays Athletic 

B. Margate 

C. Canvey Island 

D. Dover Athletic 

4. Who in Scotland are famously 

nicknamed the Honest Men? 

A. Ayr Utd 

B. Cowdenbeath 

C. Queen of the South 

D. Arbroath 

8. What was the U’s final 

league position the last time 

we competed in the third tier in 

2001-2? 

A. 22nd 

B. 21st 

C. 24th 

10. Which season were tonight’s 

visitors last in the Premier League? 

A. 1998/9 

B. 2001-2 

C. 2003-4 

D. 2006-7 

Answers: 1. Wrexham, 2. Charlton Athletic, 3. Canvey Island, 4. Ayr United, 5. Pregue, 6. Paul Cook, 7. 20, 8. 24th, 9. Tom Youngs, 10. 2006-07 



As we reach the final 

stages of the season, the 

fantastic games keep on 

coming with Charlton 

the visitors tonight at 

the Abbey. On behalf 

of everyone connected 

to the Women’s team, I 

would like to wish Mark, 

the staff and the players 

all the very best of luck. 

The Women’s team are now reaching 

the final stages of their season 

as well and with just two games 

remaining, we can start some 

of the planning for next season. 

The Development team finished 

their season strongly with four 

consecutive wins and a particularly 

impressive 2-0 win over a strong 

Watford side in their final game. 

I think we will see more of 

these young players making the 

transition to the first team next 

season, as the likes of the talented 

Ella Marsden have this season. We 

will also be looking to strengthen 

the team over the summer, and so 

I am sure the break will still be a 

very busy time for all of us in the 

management team. The application 

for players wishing to join us for 

our open trials is now available 

on our social media channels, so 

please help us spread the word. 

Before we look too far ahead 

though we still have two very 

important games. The first is 

a huge local derby against 

Cambridge City on Sunday 24th 

April at St Neots Town FC - a game 

that we all have looked forward to 

for some time. 

Then, our final fixture is away 

against AFC Wimbledon and an 

opportunity to avenge the defeat 

from a few weeks back when we 

had a goal disallowed and control 

of the game before being reduced 

to 10 players on 30 minutes. Both 

games are ones we want to win, 

but they are also opportunities to 

see a few players with next season 

in mind. We hope to see a few of 

you there to support. 

Let’s get behind the lads again as 

we approach the final few games 

in what has been a fantastic season 

on and off the pitch. Hopefully we 

will be celebrating another 3 points 

at the end of the evening. 

Come on you U’s! 

Darren Marjoram 

Next Game: 

Cambridge United Women 

vs Cambridge City 

Sunday 24th April 2022, 

Kick-Off 2pm, St Neots Town 

Football Club 


with 

Owen Mizon 

IT’S HARD TO COMPREHEND THAT THE PENULTIMATE 

HOME FIXTURE OF THE SEASON IS ALREADY UPON US – 

TIME REALLY DOES FLY WHEN YOU’RE HAVING FUN! 

Tonight, we’ll dissect the 

run-ins of our 24 members as 

they approached the Easter 

fixtures, picking apart their late 

objectives as well as determining 

who we may be saying a farewell 

and welcome to. 

Starting at the top, it’s looking 

increasingly likely that Wigan 

Athletic could prove runaway 

leaders of the division – particularly 

if they’ve capitalised on their 

games in hand in the three-horse 

race. Eight unbeaten, becoming 

centurions is still on the cards. In 

spite of that, a side in even greater 

form, MK Dons, have tasted defeat 

once in 2022 and show no signs 

of stopping – putting pressure 

on fellow automatic promotion 

rivals Rotherham United, who have 

suffered back-to-back defeats but 

remain conscious that 2nd is still in 

their hands. 

In 4th and boasting a five-point 

advantage in their play-off pursuit 

are Plymouth Argyle. If anything, 

their focus may have diverted to 

sabotaging the top two – and 

why not with their watertight 

defence that has outrageously 

conceded once in their previous 

nine. Occupying the final positions 

are Sheffield Wednesday and 

Sunderland, both accumulating 73 

points and have generated sheer 

momentum of late, going six and 

eight unbeaten respectively. 

Unfortunately for them, their 

passage to the promised land is 

far from complete with Wycombe 

Wanderers hot on their heels. 

Solidified on the same number of 

points and goal difference with 

an identical undefeated streak to 

the Black Cats – nobody wants 

to miss out. That looks the case 

for Oxford United after three 

successive defeats, but their 

goalscoring prowess gives them 

an outside chance. 

Up next are the trio who have 

fell just short owing to costly 

sticky patches scattered around 

the campaign. In Ipswich Town 

and Bolton Wanderers, both 

with one win in five, are sides 

with real potential to kick on as 

they plot long-awaited returns to 

the Championship. Portsmouth 

perhaps require it more, they lack 

a goalscoring touch and have only 

seemed to regress. 

There’s an enticing battle for a tophalf 

finish between a pack of four, 

with the promoted Cheltenham 

Town and Cambridge United 

leading the way and enjoying 

some season. Under the tutelage 

of Michael Duff and Mark Bonner, 


they’re in safe hands. The last of 

three lodged on 54 points are 

Accrington Stanley, back to winning 

ways and continuing to hold their 

own. Charlton Athletic are the final 

outfit and, with four successes 

in six, they will hope to lay the 

foundations for a busy summer. 

Safe enough to no longer look over 

their shoulders are Shrewsbury 

Town, whose gritty defensive 

resolve has done the trick. Five 

more points will match last season’s 

points tally to ensure another 

consistent showing. The same can 

be said about Burton Albion, whose 

sizzling start to the season gave 

them a cushion they held on to. 

As for Lincoln City, they’ve never 

really recovered from their Wembley 

hangover as they languish in 18th 

courtesy of one win in six. 

Now here’s where things get 

tasty. With five points separating 

five teams, every point matters 

in the bid to avoid the drop. 

Currently remaining afloat via goal 

difference, which could ultimately 

determine things, are Fleetwood 

Town and Morecambe. What’s set 

them apart is goals, particularly 

for the Shrimps who have the 

division’s leading goalscorer 

in their ranks. Can they keep 

churning out results or will they 

succumb to the pressure? 

Gillingham know the solitary win 

would breathe life into their run-in 

– and you wouldn’t bet against that 

being around the corner under Neil 

Harris, where they’ve remained 

competitive in their previous six 

games. Maximum points would 

be a start for AFC Wimbledon. A 

winless run of 24 games is far from 

ideal, but they’ve escaped from 

these situations before. Doncaster 

Rovers realistically need a minimum 

of 42 points to survive, but the fact 

they’re yet to record a run of three 

games unbeaten makes for shallow 

reading. Matters are grim for Crewe 

Alexandra, whose relegation to 

League Two was recently confirmed. 

Planning for next season has already 

started as the Railwaymen aim to 

bounce back. 

So, who’s joining us you say? A 

certain Peterborough United look 

destined to make an immediate 

return to the third tier, whereas 

Derby County’s brave resistance 

has run out of steam alongside 

Barnsley who have faltered in the 

face of their pre-season optimism. 

Forest Green Rovers look head 

and shoulders above their pack, 

whilst Exeter City and Port Vale 

are in admirable form. But in 

arguably the most unpredictable 

fourth tier in years, the promotion 

race remains anyone’s guess. 

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Match Replay 

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morecambe fc 

2 

Smith, Ironside (pen) 

1 

Stockton 

Saturday 9th April, 2022 | Sky Bet League One | Abbey Stadium | Attendance: 5,813 

Cambridge United made an 

instant return to winning ways 

in Sky Bet League One with 

a clinical 2-1 success against 

Morecambe at the Abbey 

Stadium. 

A Sam Smith strike on the cusp of 

half-time gave the U’s a deserved 

lead from an encouraging opening. 

Whilst weathering a second-half 

storm, Cole Stockton levelled 

matters with a sublime longdistance 

volley to hand the visitors 

a crucial equaliser – only to be 

shattered immediately when Joe 

Ironside dispatched from the 

penalty area to ensure the points 

and another season in the third tier. 

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view from the 

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with Doug Shulman... 

THE WIN OVER MORECAMBE IN OUR LAST 

GATHERING AT THE ABBEY HAS MATHEMATICALLY 

SECURED THE U’S LEAGUE ONE FOOTBALL FOR 

ANOTHER SEASON AND WITH FOUR GAMES OF THE 

CAMPAIGN STILL TO PLAY. 

In truth, they pretty much got 

the job done following victory 

at Wimbledon towards the 

end of last month, then further 

cemented that position with the 

away success at Ipswich but, to 

formally rubber-stamp matters 

last Saturday week, was certainly 

something to celebrate. 

It could perhaps be viewed as 

slightly negative, raising a glass to 

being 16 points clear of the bottom 

four when the U’s are in reality – at 

the time of writing – looking a 

good bet to clinch a top half finish. 

Nevertheless, the quality at this 

level cannot be underestimated, as 

has been evident from the opening 

day fixture against Oxford so, for 

the U’s to comfortably hold their 

own and provide everyone with 

such brilliant memories during 

the past nine months, is surely 

something to shout about. 

In fact, the club are on course to 

record what will be their highest 

league placing since the 1993/94 

season, when they concluded 

that particular Endsleigh League 

Division Two campaign in 10th 

place, sandwiched between Hull 

and Huddersfield. The fortunes 

of other clubs in the league that 

year is a barometer of how quickly 

things can change too. A quartet 

of teams are now plying their trade 

outside the top four divisions 

in, Barnet, Wrexham, York and 

Stockport; the latter two actually 

reaching the play-offs, which were 

eventually won by now-Premier 

League outfit Burnley. 

Going in the opposite direction 

courtesy of relegation to the 

Football League basement were 

the aforementioned Barnet, Exeter, 

Hartlepool and remarkably Fulham 

– who may have been promoted 

back to the top flight by the time 

you read this. Five other clubs, 

including the U’s, Bristol Rovers 

and Leyton Orient, have also had 

spells in non-league, but managed 

to regain their status. 

Moving back to the present day, 

the current season will no doubt 

continue to throw up plenty of 

results defying form and betting 

odds, as pressure mounts to clinch 

promotion, reach the play-offs 

or avoid relegation. Witness 

struggling Everton beating 

Champions League chasing 

Manchester United ten days ago, 

or today’s visitors Charlton sealing 

a deserved 1-0 away win at title 

contenders Rotherham. 

The trepidation, the unknown, the 

unpredictable nature of football. 

That is why we love the game as 

we do! 

Doug Shulman 



I AM FREQUENTLY ASKED WHAT THE RELEVANCE OF 

CFU IS NOW THAT THE CLUB IS WELL RUN, OWNS ITS 

GROUND AGAIN AND MAKING ITS WAY UP THE LEAGUES. 

We also have CUSP asking the 

day-to-day questions and the 

promise of a Golden Share or 

Shadow Board, although we 

have yet to see what that might 

look like. 

I take great pride in the fact that we 

are the first club to employ this way 

of protecting the club from future 

owners who might be tempted 

into asset stripping, changing the 

badge, changing our colours, or 

selling the ground. As things stand, 

none of these potential crises 

would seem to be possible and so 

the question about what we are and 

what we do is a good one. 

I like to think that we have made 

ourselves useful to the club in a 

number of different ways - such as 

running Away Travel, helping with 

the reintroduction of hard copy 

Programmes and even running 

the poll to determine Player of the 

Season. 

The Lottery raises a lot of money for 

the club, much of which is used for 

maintenance of the pitch and vital 

medical equipment. It also funded 

the electronic scoreboards which 

I was delighted to see advertising 

our AGM, as well as celebrating the 

birthdays of our fans. We help to 

put the icing on the cake. 

In addition, we support the work 

of the Community Trust and 

encourage community links with 

places such as the local mosque 

and homeless shelter. We promote 

real diversity in the community 

and most recently have been 

supportive of women supporters 

and the Amber Belles. We seek to 

explore which fans’ needs could be 

more fully met and have suggested 

ways to support the elderly, 

the less mobile and those with 

autism, for example. We believe 

that by working with the club we 

can reach a situation when any 

fan, regardless of needs, can feel 

welcomed and fully provided for at 

the Abbey Stadium. A task made 

more straightforward by getting our 

venerable ground back. 

Finally, we are independent 

and democratic. Our FED and 

committee members are elected by 

and answerable to our membership. 

We do our best to represent the 

views of all Cambridge fans and 

sometimes that has brought us into 

opposition with a particular view. 

That said, we remain a force for 

good and are entirely determined 

to help the club we love as much 

as we can. We hope that you will 

Barack Obama 

The single most 

powerful word in our 

democracy is the word ‘we’. 

We, the people. We shall 

overcome. Yes we can. 

join us at our AGM and give us our 

views. If you’re not a member yet, 

do join us. 

Finally, for me: 

Player of the season: 

HARRISON DUNK 

Most improved player: 

HARVEY KNIBBS 

Best young player: 

LIAM BENNETT 

What do you think? 

Andrew Stephen 

Chairman of CFU 


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Fixtures & Results 

DATE K/O COMP H/A OPPOSITION ATT. REF RES STARTING XI 

AUGUST 2021 

SAT 7th 15:00 SBL1 H Oxford United 6,444 D Rock D 1-1 Mitov Williams Jones Taylor Iredale 

TUE 10th 19:45 CCup H Swindon Town 1,825 T Kettle W 0-0* Mitov Williams Okedina Jones Iredale ■ 

SAT 14th 15:00 SBL1 A Accrington Stanley 2,077 B Speedie L 1-2 Mitov Williams Digby Taylor Iredale 

TUE 17th 19:45 SBL1 A Plymouth Argyle 10,532 C Sarginson D 1-1 Mitov Williams ■ Jones Taylor Iredale 

SAT 21st 15:00 SBL1 H Burton Albion 4,468 B Toner W 3-0 Mitov Willaims Jones ■ Masterson Iredale 

TUE 24th 19:45 CCup A Millwall 4,005 N Hair L 1-3 Mitov Williams Jones Masterson Iredale 

SAT 28th 15:00 SBL1 H Bolton Wanderers 6,124 T Neild W 1-0 Mitov Williams Jones Masterson Iredale ■ 

TUE 31st 19:00 EFLT H Oxford United 1,390 W 4-1 McKenzie-Lyle Bennett Dunk Digby Jobe 

SEPTEMBER 2021 

SAT 11th 15:00 SBL1 H Lincoln City 5,833 S Purkiss L 1-5 Mitov Williams ■ Jones Masterson Iredale 

SAT 18th 15:00 SBL1 A Portsmouth 15,330 G Ward W 2-1 Mitov Williams ■ Jones Masterson Iredale 

TUE 21st 19:45 EFLT H Tottenham Hotspur U21 2,025 W 1-0 McKenzie-Lyle Williams Dunk Okedina Jones 

SAT 25th 15:00 SBL1 H Fleetwood Town 4,429 P Howard D 2-2 Mitov Williams Okedina Masterson Iredale 

TUE 28th 19:45 SBL1 H Gillingham 4,019 J Bell L 0-2 Mitov Willams Jones ■ Masterson Iredale 

OCTOBER 2021 

SAT 2nd 15:00 SBL1 A Crewe Alexandra 4,237 T Reeves D 2-2 Mitov Williams ■ Jones Masterson Iredale 

SAT 16th 15:00 SBL1 H Ipswich Town 7,944 L Doughty D 2-2 Mitov Williams Jones Masterson Iredale 

TUE 19th 19:45 SBL1 H Sheffield Wednesday 7,342 S Oldham D 1-1 Mitov Williams Jones Masterson Iredale ■ 

SAT 23rd 15:00 SBL1 A Shrewsbury Town 5,711 S Mather L 1-4 Mitov Williams Jones ■ Masterson Iredale 

TUE 26th 19:45 SBL1 A Doncaster Rovers 6,146 A Haines D 1-1 Holy Williams Okedina Jones Dunk ■ 

SAT 30th 15:00 SBL1 H AFC Wimbledon 5,609 T Reeves W 1-0 Holy Williams ■ Okedina Jones ■ Iredale ■ 

NOVEMBER 2021 

TUE 2nd 19:45 SBL1 A Morecambe 3,414 R Madley W 2-0 Mitov Okedina Masterson Iredale Dunk 

SAT 6th 15:00 FA Cup A Northampton Town 3,792 M Coy D 2-2 Mitov Williams Okedina Masterson Iredale 

TUE 9th 19:00 EFLT A Stevenage 967 L 0-1 McKenzie-Lyle Davies Dunk Okedina Masterson ■ 

SAT 13th 15:00 SBL1 A MK Dons 9,904 S Stockbridge L 1-4 Mitov Williams ■ Okedina ■ Masterson Iredale 

TUE 16th 19:45 FA Cup H Northampton Town 3,068 D Drysdale W 3-1 Mitov Williams Iredale Okedina Dunk 

SAT 20th 15:00 SBL1 A Rotherham United 9,534 A Davies L 1-3 Mitov Williams Masterson Iredale Dunk 

TUE 23th 19:45 SBL1 H Wigan Athletic 4,101 D Bourne D 2-2 Mitov Williams Masterson Iredale Dunk 

SAT 27th 15:00 SBL1 H Sunderland 7,174 R Lewis L 1-2 Mitov Williams Masterson Iredale Dunk 

TUE 30th 19:00 EFLT H Walsall 718 W 2-0 McKenzie-Lyle Bennett Iredale ■ Okedina Masterson 

DECEMBER 2022 

SAT 4th 15:00 FA Cup H Exeter City 2,834 D Rock W 2-1 Mitov Williams Okedina ■ Iredale Dunk 

TUE 7th 19:45 SBL1 A Cheltenham Town 2,762 C Pollard W 5-0 Mitov Williams Okedina Iredale Dunk 

SAT 11th 15:00 SBL1 A Charlton Athletic 24,886 B Speedie L 0-2 Mitov Williams Okedina Iredale Dunk ■ 

SAT 18th 15:00 SBL1 H Rotherham United 5,323 T Kettle L 0-1 Mitov Williams Okedina Iredale Dunk 

JANUARY 2022 

MON 3rd 15:00 SBL1 H Portsmouth 6,832 J Smith D 0-0 Mitov Williams Okedina Iredale ■ Dunk 

SAT 8th 15:00 FA Cup A Newcastle United 51,395 M Salisbury W 1-0 Mitov Williams Okedina Iredale Dunk 

TUE 11th 19:00 EFLT H Portsmouth 1,803 D Drysdale W 2-1 Mitov Bennett Dunk Okedina Iredale ■ 

SAT 15th 15:00 SBL1 A Lincoln City 8,507 A Kitchen W 1-0 Mitov Okedina Sherring Iredale Dunk 

TUE 18th 19:45 SBL1 H Doncaster Rovers 4,575 C Sarginson W 3-1 Mitov Okedina Sherring Iredale ■ Dunk 

SAT 22nd 15:00 SBL1 H Crewe Alexandra 5,428 S Allison W 1-0 Mitov Williams Sherring ■ Iredale ■ Dunk 

TUE 25th 19:00 EFLT A Rotherham United 2,239 M Coy L 1-1** Mitov Bennett Williams Okedina Dunk 

SAT 29th 15:00 SBL1 A Fleetwood Town 2,515 R Welch D 1-1 Mitov Williams Okedina ■ Iredale Dunk 

FEBRUARY 2022 

TUE 1st 19:45 SBL1 A Bolton Wanderers 13,334 A Haines L 0-2 Mitov ■ Williams Okedina Iredale Dunk 

SAT 5th 17:30 FA Cup H Luton Town 7,937 J Smith L 0-3 Mitov Williams Okedina Sherring Dunk 

TUE 8th 19:45 SBL1 A Gillingham 3,824 J Bell L 0-1 Mitov Williams Okedina Sherring Dunk 

SAT 12th 15:00 SBL1 A Burton Albion 2,578 M Edwards D 2-2 Mitov Williams Okedina Sherring ■ Dunk 

SAT 19th 15:00 SBL1 H Accrington Stanley 5,602 L Swabey W 2-0 Mitov Williams Okedina Sherring Dunk 

TUE 22nd 19:45 SBL1 H Plymouth Argyle 5,286 R Madley W 2-0 Mitov Williams ■ Okedina ■ Sherring Bennett 

SAT 26th 15:00 SBL1 A Oxford United 10,004 C Breakspear L 2-4 Mitov Williams Okedina Sherring Dunk ■ 

MARCH 2022 

TUE 1st 19:45 SBL1 A Wycombe Wanderers 4,083 J Oldham L 0-3 Mitov Williams Jones Sherring Dunk 

SAT 5th 15:00 SBL1 H Shrewsbury Town 5,651 N Hair D 0-0 Mitov Williams Okedina ■ Jones Dunk 

SAT 12th 15:00 SBL1 A Sheffield Wednesday 22,646 S Stockbridge L 0-6 Mitov Williams Sherring Jones Dunk 

SAT 19th 15:00 SBL1 H MK Dons 6,325 S Barrott L 0-1 Mitov Williams Okedina Jones Dunk 

SAT 26th 15:00 SBL1 A AFC Wimbledon 8,463 D Handley W 1-0 Mitov Williams Okedina Jones Dunk 

APRIL 2022 

SAT 2nd 15:00 SBL1 A Ipswich Town 26,515 C Hicks W 1-0 Mitov Williams Okedina Jones Dunk ■ 

Tue 5th 19:45 SBL1 H Wycombe Wanderers 4,751 W Finnie L 1-4 Mitov Williams Okedina Jones Dunk 

SAT 9th 15:00 SBL1 H Morecambe 5,813 C Boyeson W 2-1 Mitov Bennett Sherring Jones Iredale 

FRI 15th 15:00 SBL1 A Wigan Athletic 

MON 18th 15:00 SBL1 H Charlton Athletic 

SAT 23rd 15:00 SBL1 A Sunderland 

SAT 30th 15:00 SBL1 H Cheltenham Town 

* Cambridge won on penalties 3-1 | ** Cambridge lost on penalties 7-6 


KEY: HOME GAMES ARE IN BOLD | GOALSCORER | BOOKED ■ | SENT-OFF ■ | STARTING XI | FIRST SUB | SECOND SUB | THIRD SUB | FOURTH SUB | FIFTH SUB | OWN GOAL ‡ 

SUBSTITUTES 

Digby O’Neil Tracey ■ Hoolaham Brophy Ironside May 71’, Smith 76’, Dunk, Okedina, Mannion, Knibbs, Worman 

Weir ■ May ■ Knibbs Worman Dunk Smith Taylor 58’, Ironside 72’, Digby 73’, Brophy, O’Neil, Mannion, Bennett 

Brophy O’Neil Weir Dunk Hoolahan Ironside May 60’, May 61’, Tracey 90’, Mannion, Knibbs, Worman, Bennett 

Tracey May ■ Digby ■ O’Neil ■ Brophy ■ Ironside Dunk 31’, Smith 78’, Weir 90’, Mannion, Knibbs, Worman, Jobe 

Brophy Digby O’Neil Hoolahan Smith Ironside Tracey 70’, Knibbs 84’, Dunk, Weir, May, Lankester, Mannion 

Weir Worman May Tracey Knibbs Smith Lankester 70’, Digby 75’, Ironside 75’, Brophy, O’Neil, Mannion, Bennett 

Digby ■ O’Neil ■ Tracey Hoolahan ■ Brophy Ironside Smith 70’, Knibbs 78’, Dunk 90+1’, Weir, May, Lankester, Mannion 

May ■ Lankester Weir Worman Smith Knibbs Yearn 69’, Brophy 77’, Mannion, Masterson, Williams, Beckett, O’Neil 

Tracey Digby ■ O’Neil Hoolahan Smith Ironside Lankester 75’, Weir 75’, Knibbs ■ 80’, Brophy, Dunk, McKenzie-Lyle, Okedina 

Tracey ■ May Digby ■ O’Neil Brophy Ironside Smith 74’, Dunk 87’, McKenzie-Lyle, Okedina, Weir, Lankester, Knibbs 

Weir Worman May Lankester ■ Smith Knibbs Davies 63’, Yearn 63’, Iredale 77’, Mannion, Brophy, O’Neil, Ironside 

Tracey O’Neil May Digby ■ Brophy Ironside Smith 83’, Dunk, McKenzie-Lyle, Weir, Lankester, Knibbs, Worman 

Tracey Digby O’Neil Brophy Ironside Smith Lankester 66’, May 76’, Weir 76’, Dunk, McKenzie-Lyle, Okedina, Knibbs 

Lankester O’Neil May Digby Brophy Ironside Hoolahan 64’, Tracey 64’, Smith 73’, Dunk, McKenzie-Lyle, Okedina, Weir 

May Digby Tracey Hoolahan Brophy Ironside Smith 78’, Knibbs 85’, Dunk 90+5’, McKenzie-Lyle, Okedina, Weir, Worman 

Smith Weir Digby May Brophy Ironside Tracey 84’, Dunk 84’, McKenzie-Lyle, Okedina, Davies, Knibbs, Worman 

May ■ Digby ■ Tracey Hoolahan ■ Brophy ■ Ironside McKEnzie-Lyle 37’, Weir 71’, Smith ■ 78’, Knibbs 89’, Dunk, Okedina, Worman 

Tracey Worman Iredale Weir Brophy Smith Knibbs 72’, Ironside 72’, McKenzie-Lyle, Davies, Simper, Lankester, Masterson 

Digby Weir Smith Hoolahan Tracey Ironside Masterson 74’, Brophy 79’, Dunk, McKenzie-Lyle, Lankester, Knibbs, Worman 

Digby Knibbs Weir Worman Brophy Ironside Tracey 69’, Smith ■ 75’, McKenzie-Lyle, Davies, Simper, Lankester, Bennett 

May Digby Tracey Worman Smith ■ Ironside Brophy 45’, Weir 63’, Knibbs 63’, Dunk, McKenzie-Lyle, Davies, Bennett 

May Bennett Simper Yearn Worman Knibbs Brophy 64’, Weir ■ 64’, Ironside 80’, Williams, Beckett, Digby, McConnell 

Weir Digby Smith Hoolahan Brophy Ironside Dunk 45’, May 83, Knibbs 83’, McKenzie-Lyle, Davies, Simper, Worman 

Digby Worman May Knibbs Ironside Smith Weir 73’, Brophy 73’, Lankester 88’, McKenzie-Lyle, Davies, Masterson, Bennett 

May Digby Smith Hoolahan Brophy Ironside Knibbs 83’, Weir 87’, McKenzie-Lyle, Okedina, Tracey, Lankester, Worman 

Weir ■ Digby Smith May Brophy Ironside Knibbs ■ 74’, Worman 85’, McKenzie-Lyle, Okedina, Davies, Tracey, Lankester 

May Digby Smith Hoolahan Brophy Ironside Tracey 77’, Knibbs 77’, McKenzie-Lyle, Okedina, Weir, Lankester, Worman 

Weir Lankester Simper ■ Worman Knibbs Smith Dunk 62’, Tracey 62’, Digby 73’, Brophy 74’, Yearn 90’, Mitov, May 

Digby May Tracey Hoolahan Brophy Ironside Smith 62’, Masterson 80’, Weir 80’, Knibbs 80’, McKenzie-Lyle, Lankester, Worman 

Weir Digby Smith ■ May Tracey Ironside Brophy 45’, Knibbs 77’, Lankester 82’, McKenzie-Lyle, Masterson. Worman 

Weir Digby ■ Smith May ■ Brophy Ironside ■ Knibbs 77’, Lankester 88’, Worman 90+3’, McKenzie-Lyle, Masterson, Yearn, McConnell 

Digby Weir Smith ■ May Brophy Ironside ■ Knibbs 82’, Lankester 82’, McKenzie-Lyle, Worman, Dickens, Yearn, McConnell 

Digby Worman Smith ■ ■ May Brophy ■ Ironside Knibbs 77’, Hoolahan 90+19’, O’Neil, McKenzie-Lyle, Weir, Lankester, Masterson 

Digby Worman Knibbs ■ May Brophy Ironside Hoolahan 62’, Lankester ■ 76’, O’Neil 90+5’, Bennett, Gill, Yearn, McConnell 

May Lankester ■ O’Neil Hoolahan Knibbs Smith Worman 45’, Brophy 71’, Digby 71’, Ironside 83’, Dickens 90+1’, Mannion 

Worman Digby Smith May Brophy ■ Ironside Hoolahan 61’, Knibbs 82’, Lankester 90+4’, O’Neil, Mannion, Bennett, Dickens 

May Digby Knibbs Lankester Brophy ■ Ironside Smith 64’, O’Neil 71’, Worman 84’, Mannion, Bennett, Dickens 

Digby May Knibbs Hoolahan ■ Brophy Smith Lankester 75’, Worman 87’, Okedina 87’, Mannion, Bennett, Dickens, Yearn 

Digby May Knibbs Worman Brophy Smith Mannion, Gill, Dickens, Bennett, Yearn, McConnell, Akanbi 

Lankester Digby May ■ Brophy Hoolahan Smith Knibbs 76’, Mannion, Sherring, Worman, Bennett, Yearn, McConnell 

Digby Worman Knibbs May Brophy Smith Sherring 45’, Tolaj 65’, Lankester 74’, Mannion, O’Neil, Bennett, Akanbi 

Digby ■ May ■ Knibbs Hoolahan Brophy Smith Worman 75’, Tolaj 75’, Lankester 75’, Taylor, O’Neil, Bennett, Gill, Yearn, McConnell 

Digby O’Neil Knibbs May Brophy Smith Lankester 63’, Tolaj 72’, Mannion, Worman, Bennett 

Digby May Knibbs Hoolahan Brophy Smith Taylor, O’Neil, Tolaj, Lankester, Mannion, Worman, Bennett 

Digby May Knibbs Hoolahan Brophy Smith O’Neil 90+7’, Mannion, Taylor, Tolaj, Lankester, Worman 

Digby O’Neil Lankester May Brophy Smith Worman 69’, Tracey 79’, Dunk 86’, Mannion, Dunk, Akanbi, Tolaj 

May Digby Lankester Hoolahan Brophy ■ Smith O’Neil ■ 77’, Tracey 77’, Tolaj 85’, Mannion, Worman, Jones, Bennett 

Digby Worman Tracey May ■ Brophy Smith Lankester 67’, Ironside 67’, Tolaj 81’, Okedina, Mannion, Bennett, Yearn 

May Digby Smith Hoolahan Brophy Ironside Tracey 67’, Knibbs 84’, Mannion, Tolaj, Lankester, Worman, Bennett 

May Digby Smith Hoolahan Brophy Ironside O'Neil 45', Knibbs 45', Okedina 63', Tolaj, Tracey, Lankester, Mannion 

Digby ■ O’Neil Smith Knibbs Brophy Ironside Hoolahan 71’, Lankester 77’, May 78’, Mannion, Tolaj, Sherring, Worman 

Digby ■ May Smith Knibbs Brophy Ironside Hoolahan 71’, Tracey ■ 82’, Sherring 90+6’, Mannion, Tolaj, Lankester, Worman 

Digby May ■ Smith ■ Knibbs Brophy Ironside Sherring 90+4’, Mannion, Iredale, Hoolahan, Tolaj, Lankester, Worman 

Digby ■ May Lankester Worman Iredale Ironside Knibbs 61’, Brophy 61’, Smith 62’, Mannion, Tolaj, Simper, Sherring 

Digby Simper Smith Knibbs Brophy Ironside Hoolahan 65’, Okedina 72’, Dunk 82’, Mannino, Tracey, May, Lankester 



LEAGUE 1 STAT PACK 

LEAGUE TABLE 

2o21 /22 

# CLUB P W D L F A +/- PTS 

1 WIGAN ATHLETIC 40 26 8 6 73 36 37 86 

2 MILTON KEYNES DONS 42 24 11 7 69 26 29 83 

3 ROTHERHAM UNITED 40 24 8 8 64 26 38 80 

4 PLYMOUTH ARGYLE 52 23 9 10 67 40 27 78 

5 SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY 41 20 13 8 67 44 23 73 

6 SUNDERLAND 41 21 10 10 69 49 20 73 

7 WYCOMBE WANDERERS 42 20 13 9 69 49 20 73 

8 OXFORD UNITED 42 20 9 13 76 54 22 69 

9 IPSWICH TOWN 42 17 14 11 60 42 18 65 

10 BOLTON WANDERERS 42 17 10 15 63 52 11 61 

11 PORTSMOUTH 40 16 12 12 54 41 13 60 

12 CHELTENHAM TOWN 42 13 15 14 61 61 -10 54 

13 CAMBRIDGE UNITED 42 14 12 16 51 64 -13 54 

14 ACCRINGTON STANLEY 42 15 9 18 54 73 -19 54 

15 CHARLTON ATHLETIC 42 15 8 19 49 52 -3 53 

16 SHREWBURY TOWN 42 12 13 17 42 40 2 49 

17 BURTON ALBION 41 13 9 19 48 63 -15 48 

18 LINCOLN CITY 42 12 10 20 47 57 -10 46 

19 FLEETWOOD TOWN 41 8 14 19 55 71 -16 38 

20 MORECAMBE 42 9 11 22 53 82 -29 38 

21 GILLINGHAM 42 6 17 19 43 66 -30 38 

22 AFC WIMBLEDON 42 6 17 19 43 66 -23 35 

23 DONCASTER ROVERS 42 9 6 27 30 76 -46 33 

24 CREWE ALEXANDRA 42 6 7 29 32 78 -46 25 

LAST UPDATED: 11.04.2022 

TONIGHT’S 

Fixtures 

KICK-OFF 7.45PM UNLESS STATED OTHERWISE 

VS 

VS 

VS 

VS 

Top Five 

Goalscorers 

ROSS STEWART 

SUNDERLAND 22 

COLE STOCKTON 

MORECAMBE 22 

WILL KEANE 

WIGAN ATHLETIC 21 

ALFIE MAY 

CHELTENHAM TOWN 21 

MATTY TAYLOR 

OXFORD UNITED 20 

Top Five 

Assists 

SEAN MCCONVILLE 

ACCRINGTON STANLEY 14 

SCOTT TWINE 

MK DONS 12 

GAVIN WHYTE 

OXFORD UNITED 10 

BARRY BANNAN 

SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY 10 

MAX POWER 


Top Five 

Clean Sheets 

MICHAEL COOPER 

PLYMOUTH ARGYLE 17 

DAVID STOCKDALE 

WYCOMBE WANDERERS 16 

GAVIN BAZUNU 

PORTSMOUTH 15 

BAILEY PEACOCK-FARRELL 

SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY 14 

BEN AMOS 



Sunderland (A) 

Saturday 23rd April 2022 | Sky Bet League One 

15:00 | Stadium of Light 

Adult: £26 

65+: £23 

Under 22: £18 

Under 16: £12 

Cheltenham Town (H) 

Saturday 30th April 2022 

Sky Bet League One | 12:30 

Abbey Stadium 

Main Stand: Adult, £22 | 64+, £17 | Full-time 

Student, £17 | 18-23, £17 | Armed Forces, £17 

Under 18, £10 | Under 12, £5 

Newmarket Road End: Adult, £18 | 64+, £14 

Full-time Student, £14 | 18-23, £14 | Armed 

Forces, £14 | Under 18, £10 | Under 12, £5 

North Habbin Terrace: Adult, £18 | 64+, £14 

Full-time Student, £14 | 18-23, £14 | Armed 

Forces, £14 | Under 18, £10 | Under 12, £5 



THE SQUADS 

CAMBRIDGE UNITED 

MANAGER: MARK BONNER 

CHARLTON ATHLETIC 

MANAGER: JOHNNIE JACKSON 

DIMITAR MITOV (GK) ● 1 

GEORGE WILLIAMS ● 2 

JACK IREDALE ● 3 

PAUL DIGBY ● 4 

GREG TAYLOR ● 5 

LLOYD JONES ● 6 

JAMES BROPHY ● 7 

LIAM O’NEIL ● 8 

JOE IRONSIDE ● 9 

SAM SMITH ● 10 

HARRISON DUNK ● 11 

KAI MCKENZIE-LYLE (GK) ● 13 

WES HOOLAHAN ● 14 

JUBRIL OKEDINA ● 15 

JENSEN WEIR ● 16 

LORENT TOLAJ ● 17 

SHILOW TRACEY ● 18 

ADAM MAY ● 19 

LEWIS SIMPER ● 22 

JACK LANKESTER ● 23 

SAM SHERRING ● 24 

WILL MANNION (GK) ● 25 

HARVEY KNIBBS ● 26 

BEN WORMAN ● 27 

LIAM BENNETT ● 28 

TOM DICKENS ● 29 

HARVEY BECKETT ● 31 

KAI YEARN ● 33 

GLENN MCCONELL ● 35 

1 ● CRAIG MACGILLIVRAY (GK) 

2 ● CHRIS GUNTER 

3 ● BEN PURRINGTON 

4 ● GEORGE DOBSON 

5 ● AKIN FAMEWO 

6 ● JASON PEARCE 

7 ● DIALLANG JAIYESIMI 

8 ● JAKE FORSTER-CASKEY 

9 ● JAYDEN STOCKLEY 

10 ● ALBIE MORGAN 

11 ● ALEX GILBEY 

12 ● NILE JOHN 

14 ● CONOR WASHINGTON 

15 ● SAM LAVELLE 

16 ● ADAM MATTHEWS 

17 ● ELLIOT LEE 

18 ● JONATHAN LEKO 

19 ● JUAN CASTILLO 

21 ● SCOTT FRASER 

22 ● CHUKS ANEKE 

23 ● COREY BLACKETT-TAYLOR 

24 ● RYAN INNISS 

26 ● BEN WATSON 

27 ● PAPE SOUARÉ 

28 ● SEAN CLARE 

30 ● STEPHEN HENDERSON (GK) 

48 ● MASON BURSTOW 

Referee: 

Paul Howard 

Assistant Referee: 

Leigh Crowhurst 

Assistant Referee: 

Joseph Stokes 

Fourth official: 

Declan Ford 

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Cambridge United v Charlton Athletic

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