Cheltenham Town vs Cambridge United, 2024-25 EFL Trophy, Second Round

· English EFL Trophy

Cheltenham Town

54': Matt Taylor
57': Arkell Jude-Boyd

FT
2 - 1

Cambridge United

45': Joshua Stokes (P)

About

Cheltenham Town are hosting Cambridge United at EV Charger Points Stadium, Cheltenham, England, starting on . The match is a part of the English EFL Trophy.

Game Information

Competition: English EFL Trophy

Venue: EV Charger Points Stadium
Location: Cheltenham, England
Attendance: 847

Line-Ups

Cheltenham Town (4-2-3-1)

No.	Name
21	Joe Day (GK)
6	Thomas Bradbury
25	Sam Stubbs
2	Arkell Jude-Boyd
18	Ibrahim Bakare
22	Ethon Archer
34	Thomas Pett
4	Liam Kinsella
9	Matt Taylor
14	Liam Dulson
27	Lewis Payne

Cheltenham Town Substitutes:

Levi Laing, Jordan Thomas, George Miller, Ryan Bowman, Harrison Sohna, Owen Evans, Luke Young.

Cambridge United (4-1-4-1)

No.	Name
1	Jack Stephens (GK)
6	Kelland Watts
29	Connor O'Riordan
16	Zeno Rossi
3	Danny Andrew
15	Jubril Adesope Okedina
7	James Brophy
22	Joshua Stokes
45	Emmanuel Longelo
34	Brandon Njoku
18	Ryan Loft

Cambridge United Substitutes:

Louis Chadwick, Amaru Kaunda, Liam Bennett, George Munday, Dempsey Crace, Pete Holmes, Dan Barton.

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