Cambridge United earned a scoreless draw against Burlington, with Shea Mitchell making several saves in the match. The draw was a testament to the resilience of the Burlington team, who were down to a reduced roster due to absences. Cambridge United's goalkeeper, Shea Mitchell, was forced into several saves by an aggressive Bayhawks attack. Ameera Abualsamh tested her several times to no avail. At the other end of the pitch, Claudia Mazzei made several saves to hold up her end of the draw. Nyah Davies got hearts pumping late as she smashed a ball off the crossbar, but that was as close as Burlington would get. Head coach Nordo Gooden was proud of his team's performance over the weekend, especially considering the reduced roster he’s dealing with due to absences, saying, “I thought we did really good work defensively, from the entire unit. Starting from the front all the way through.” His side will be back in action on short rest as they face Rush on Wednesday night. Gooden says this will be a winnable game but “it definitely won’t be easy.” Acknowledging that Rush got the better of his team in their last meeting (a 6-0 defeat at home on June 6), much has changed since then. “There’s some areas there that we identified that we definitely lapsed on, so we’re looking to fix that.” Rush followed that victory against Burlington up with a 5-0 win at International, but have only won once more in the 8 games since then. Nineteen-year-old Della Weir leads Rush in scoring with nine goals in eight matches played. Next fixture: vs Barnsley (at home, 2027-01-16).