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Cambridge vs Cheltenham Preview & Prediction

by Alex Lawes ·
Cambridge vs Cheltenham Preview & Prediction

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Cambridge United following Cheltenham Town last season, with the latter relegated from League One in 2024 and the U’s relegated in 2025, having gone up together in 2021.

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How to watch on TV: UK – Sky Sports+ / US – Not televised

How to watch online: UK – Sky Sports+ app / US – Cannot be streamed

Cambridge vs Cheltenham prediction

Cambridge United come into this one with what should be a promising position off the pitch that has Neil Harris in post as manager, with former boss Mark Bonner as Sporting Director. The U’s have made some reasonably good signings this summer, such as Pelly-Ruddock Mpanzu, but even getting into League One had been a bit of a surprise.

The same can be said for Cheltenham Town as they now slide down the EFL and into the bottom-half of the League Two table. The Robins, under the management of former Newport County boss Michael Flynn, have few assets in the playing squad and their business has been slow, so this isn’t expected to be an overly promising campaign.

These two sides would appear to be evenly matched on paper, but Cambridge must surely have a bit of an advantage on the opening day, especially down at the Abbey.

Cambridge vs Cheltenham tip: Double chance – Cambridge to win or draw

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