Cambridge United prepare to host Wycombe Wanderers in a key League One fixture on Tuesday night, with the match dedicated to the EFL's Together Against Racism campaign. The U's come into the game sitting fifth in the table with 19 points from 10 games, aiming to extend their unbeaten run to six matches.
Kick-off at the Cledara Abbey Stadium is at 7:45pm. Student tickets are available for £10 as part of a Student Night initiative, while hospitality suites open at 5pm. The club said it proudly supports the EFL's Together Against Racism campaign. Supporters can report any incidents of racism via the Football Safety App, by calling or texting 07456 056881, or through the Kick It Out app.
A minute's applause is planned for the 22nd minute in memory of Luke Green from Sawston, who passed away on 11 October.
Matchday facilities and details
The Newmarket Road Club Shop and Ticket Office will be open from 9am on Tuesday, remaining open for up to 30 minutes after the final whistle. Limited sizes of the Fourth Shirt are available in-store, with remaining sizes available for pre-order online for November delivery. The stadium operates as a cashless venue across all concourse bars and food outlets, though cash is accepted at the Club Shop, Main Ticket Office, and by mobile programme sellers.
BrewBoard Fan Zones will provide food and drink options from 6:30pm. United Fried Chicken in the Novus Main Stand serves crispy tenders and cauliflower bites, while Abbey Gold and Camstar craft beers are available around the stadium. Issue 6 of the official matchday programme, featuring Shayne Lavery on the cover, is available for £4 and includes a free poster.
Form and opposition
Cambridge United's recent form is strong, with four wins and a draw from their last five games across all competitions. Their last league outing was a 2-1 away win at Barnsley on 17 October, with goals from Ben Knight and Shayne Lavery. They have scored in every league game this season, netting 16 times while conceding 12.
Wycombe Wanderers visit sitting 11th in the standings, having won three, drawn four and lost three of their league matches. They have scored 16 goals but conceded 20. Their last two results are wins, including a 2-0 victory over Notts County. The U's will look to continue their positive home form, which has seen three wins, a draw and a defeat from five games at the Abbey this season. The fixture takes place on Tuesday, 20 October.
