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Preview: Cambridge United vs Bromley

Can Bromley make it back to back wins?

17.10.25, 22:03 Updated 17.10.25, 22:04

Machel Hewitt

Machel Hewitt

When Neil Harris was announced as Cambridge United manager in February 2024, it was very much a case of unfinished business.

Signing a two-and-a-half-year deal, he took control of a side that was bottom of League One and eight points from safety. However, his appointment was made with eyes firmly fixed on the future rather than short-term miracle working. An uninspired haul of 15 points from his first 15 games confirmed Cambridge’s relegation to League Two, but that scenario was always on the cards.

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