League Two

Matt brace lifts Exiles but U’s in doghouse

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The LeaguePaper Team
30 September 2018

By Theo Joyce

STAR MAN JAMILLE MATT Newport

CAMBRIDGE manager Joe Dunne questioned the desire of his players after they capitulated at Newport.
The U’s were 2-0 up in the first-half thanks to a solo brace from Reggie Lambe.
But four goals in 18 minutes from Mickey Demetirou, Padraig Amond and a Jamille Matt brace turned the tables to earn a 4-2 victory for Michael Flynn’s side.
Their fourth game without a win leaves them in 20th position, and Dunne was not happy.
“The goal just before half-time completely changed their mentality,” said Dunne.
“We spoke ab...

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