Cambridge United continued their encouraging start to life in League One as they battled to a 1-1 draw at Bromley. Ben Knight was the first to go close, drawing a fine save from Shamal George inside the opening five minutes with an effort from 20 yards. Despite bossing possession for most of the half, Cambridge only had a late Isaac Heath chance to show for their dominance, George again at full stretch to deny the midfielder. Bromley changed their shape in the second half to match Cambridge but it was Heath who went closest straight after the restart, forcing another parry from George that required Kamarl Grant to clear the rebound off the line. It was Knight who eventually broke the deadlock in the 67th minute, latching on to a cross‑field pass and advancing into the penalty area before slotting underneath George. Bromley did not give up and fashioned an equaliser nine minutes from time, substitute Victor Adeboyejo smashing into the top corner after Cambridge failed to clear their lines. Adeboyejo, who netted the winner at Barnsley last week, capped the match with a decisive strike.
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Cambridge United Hold Bromley to 1-1 Draw
Cambridge United extended their unbeaten start to League One with a 1-1 draw at Bromley. Ben Knight scored for the hosts in the 67th minute, while Victor Adeboyejo equalised for Cambridge in the 81st minute. The match featured key saves from Shamal George and a late strike from Adeboyejo.
