Cambridge United head to Burton Albion this weekend looking to secure a second consecutive away victory. The club, currently sixth in League One with seven points from four games, also sees new loan signing Owen Moxon eager to make his mark after a difficult spell at Stockport County.
What is the outlook for the Burton Albion match?
Neil Harris's side travel to the Pirelli Stadium fresh from a 2-1 victory at Bradford City on Tuesday. According to the club's official preview, over 600 Cambridge supporters have already secured tickets for the trip. Burton will provide a stern test, having recorded an impressive 4-1 win over AFC Wimbledon in their last outing. Fans unable to attend can follow the action through live audio commentary on CUFC TV for UK subscribers, while overseas supporters have access to a live video stream. Match updates will also be provided on the club's official social media channels and through the Cambridge United mobile app.
What does Owen Moxon bring to the midfield?
The 28-year-old midfielder joined Cambridge United on a season-long loan from Stockport County towards the end of the summer transfer window. In an interview with the Cambridge Independent, Moxon admitted his form has been inconsistent since moving to Edgeley Park in the winter of 2025, following successful spells with Carlisle United and Portsmouth. He described himself as a box-to-box player who can operate in both defensive and advanced midfield roles. "I feel like I'm box-to-box," Moxon said. "I can play both six and eight, but I just like to get about the pitch." He added that manager Neil Harris has encouraged him to play his natural game within the team's structure.
How does the squad look ahead of the next fixture?
The U's sit three points behind league leaders Huddersfield Town after a mixed start to the campaign. Their record shows two wins, one draw, and one loss, with seven goals scored and six conceded. You can view the full standings to see how the table is shaping up. Following the trip to Burton, attention turns to a home fixture against Reading on September 12th. Reading are currently 14th in the table, presenting another opportunity for Cambridge to add to their points tally. The team's recent form reads WLDW, showing they can bounce back from setbacks. The next match at the Abbey Stadium is a key fixture in the early season schedule. You can find details for all upcoming games on the club's fixtures page.
