Colchester United vs AFC Wimbledon, 2024-25 EFL Trophy, Second Round

· English EFL Trophy

6': Lyle Taylor
33': Lyle Taylor

FT
2 - 0

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Colchester United are hosting AFC Wimbledon at JobServe Community Stadium, Colchester, England, starting on . The match is a part of the English EFL Trophy.

Game Information

Competition: English EFL Trophy

Venue: JobServe Community Stadium
Location: Colchester, England
Attendance: 1,139

Line-Ups

Colchester United (4-2-3-1)

No.	Name
1	Matt Macey (GK)
25	Aaron Donnelly
6	Tom Flanagan
3	Ellis Iandolo
19	Rob Hunt
10	Jack Payne
8	Teddy Bishop
15	Jamie Mcdonnell
33	Lyle Taylor
21	Owura Edwards
31	Oscar Thorn

Colchester United Substitutes:

John-Kymani Gordon, Lennox Emery, Tom Smith, Fiacre Kelleher, Mandela Egbo, Arthur Read, Hakeem Sandah.

AFC Wimbledon (3-4-2-1)

No.	Name
22	Lewis Ward (GK)
5	John-Joe O'Toole
33	Isaac Ogundere
26	Riley Harbottle
27	Morgan Williams
19	Romaine Sawyers
3	James Furlong
2	Huseyin Biler
39	Joe Pigott
10	Josh Kelly
14	Mathew Stevens

AFC Wimbledon Substitutes:

Sam Hutchinson, Omar Chaaban, James Tilley, Harry Sidwell, Owen Goodman, Josh Neufville, Ryan Johnson.

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