Founded in 1912, Cambridge United have grown from a small parish club into one of the EFL’s most community-driven sides. Playing at the Abbey Stadium since 1932, the “U’s” joined the Football League in 1970 and famously climbed as high as the old Second Division in the early 1990s. Known for developing talents like Dion Dublin and Steve Claridge, Cambridge have a proud reputation for resilience and local pride. Now competing in League Two, the club continue to represent the spirit of their city — grounded in history, unity, and determination.
In the battle of the East Anglian CUFC’s, Colchester United and Cambridge United will be looking to continue their decent starts to the campaign by picking up the three points. …
Cambridge United were relegated to EFL League Two last season following a 22nd place finish in EFL League One. Now, the U’s will be looking to bounce back in the…
The top of League One may appear clear cut with Birmingham the obvious runaway leaders, but the situation at the bottom is less so. No side is safe just yet,…
